I once offered my resignation here for the simple reason that I felt I wasn't appreciated in proportion to the energy I was putting in.
A visitor from another country might not have appreciated the proportions of this achievement, given the fact that Jordan, who was born in Cuba and who once clerked for Sandra Day O'Connor, had no discernible opposition.
Although the review did not separate DCIS and invasive breast cancer in the overdiagnosis estimates (19% as a proportion of cancers diagnosed during the screening period, or 11% of breast cancer incidence during screening and for the remainder of the woman's lifetime), it is widely appreciated that the proportion of overdiagnosis is likely greater among DCIS cases.
Pint-size riders will appreciate its proportions and light and nimble ride.
Regarding (d), there is evidence that non-additive GxE interactions will explain an under-appreciated proportion of the missing heritability in urate.
Both are typical of the intimate proportions appreciated here, a condition that also appeals at the minuscule storefront Table d'Hôte.
THE leafy streets of Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, are lined with gracious brownstones and town houses built in the 19th century for well-to-do families who appreciated their stately proportions and exquisite detailing.
However, it should be appreciated that a substantial proportion of the variance in age of onset in Huntington disease is due either to variation in genes other than HTT or in the environment (Wexler et al. 2004).
Although the median hours of phone use was 0 in all groups, this difference can also be appreciated by the higher proportion of phone use in C1 (46.6%) to that in C2 (33.0%) and C3 (22.0%, p = 0.025).
Expressing severity this way is useful in that standard normal scores contain rather widely appreciated information about the proportion of a population above or below integer values of -3, -2, -1, 0, +2, +2, and +3.
Swords are appreciated for their elegant proportions, curved lines and the subtle surface textures, which have names like "tight wood grain," "burl grain" and "pear skin".
