It's black-box budgeting — an expression of lofty aims, with binders full of magic asterisks in lieu of specific cuts to government benefits.
Moreover, quantified expression of AIM-2 and MAGE1 on primary tumors correlated significantly with longer PFS, while expression of AIM-2 and MAGE1 correlated significantly with longer PFS and OS.
In this analysis, expression of AIM-2 and MAGE1 was shown to be significantly correlated with PFS and OS (Fig. 2) and expression of HER2 and gp100 showed a trend toward longer PFS and OS.
In addition, we observed that mRNA expression of AIM in the human hepatic stellate cell line LI90 was weak, but it was strong in the human macrophage cell line THP-1 (data not shown).
But it could also be heard as a carefully crafted expression of realpolitik aimed at a domestic audience, just as President Bush's speech to Congress had been a week before.
While suggesting that "moral philosophy needs the novel for the fullest possible expression of its aims," Erdal acknowledges the difficulties inherent in self-conscious attempts to steal big ideas into fiction.
"Modern art to me is nothing more than the expression of contemporary aims of the age that we're living in," Pollock wrote (1 ).
Therefore, we applied a shRNA strategy to inhibit specifically the expression of DAF and MCP aiming at better employment of complement for tumour cell destruction.
A translation by The Associated Press of the editorial said, "The Dalai Lama's so-called 'middle way' is a naked expression of 'Tibet independence' aimed at nakedly spreading the despicable plot of opposing the tide of history".
Mr. Koolhaas, of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture, has always been interested in making buildings that expose the conflicting energies at work in society, and the CCTV building is the ultimate expression of that aim, beginning with the slippery symbolism of its exterior.
Morality refers to the expression of this aim in terms of norms that are regarded as somehow obligatory.
