Roughly 40% of the targeted intergenic L. luteus regions amplified, points out the usefulness of conserved legume chromosome blocks for genomic studies of orphan crops.
According to Mr. Smith's publisher, the athletes he coached had a 96percentt graduation rate, and many of them contribute thoughts that amplify his points.
The report, circulated among a fairly wide audience in ISAF and the diplomatic community of coalition countries, bears careful reading, and we have annotated it to clarify and amplify its points.
Pamphleteers mobilized anonymity and pseudonyms to amplify talking points, [End Page 593] discredit opponents, and boost legislative allies, while Paxton supporters forged unlikely coalitions by stoking fears of renewed racial violence and promising security.
Some of the videographers have taken advantage of editing software to blend in graphics to amplify their points.
Brian K Gehlbach and Gregory A Schmidt We appreciate the opportunity to amplify the points we made in our recent review [ 1].
He urged voters to think of the implications beyond the governor's contest and he asked Republican leaders to amplify the point, which Gov. Haley Barbour of Mississippi, the head of the Republican Governors Association, has done in a video message here.
Author Guy Kawasaki discusses the critical role of social proof in product adoption, using examples of public signage, and stories from Apple, to amplify the point.
To amplify his point, Mr. Obama announced that he was forming the President's Economic Recovery Advisory Board, a panel of experts from business, labor, academia and other sectors.
Cork's music, however, has "given me more power to shape the words emotionally and narratively", to bring out the inferred, and amplify a point through repetition.
