Koebel et al articulated a potential reason for these differences in their report, providing elegant evidence for the role of adaptive immunity in 'maintaining occult cancer in an equilibrium state'.
Though lacking deep support on his own, Dr. ElBaradei, a Nobel laureate and diplomat, could serve as a consensus figure for a movement that has struggled to articulate a program for a potential transition.
With the exception of one patient who complained about stomach upset, patients taking OP medication at the time of the interview who found the decision to take an easy one did not articulate any potential, or actual, risks of OP medication, suggesting that they did not perform any risk-benefit analyses about the medication.
This approach tests candidates' ability to communicate the significance of their achievements, as well as to articulate a clear vision for and the potential impact of their goals.
In spite of this vagueness, academic entrepreneurs must articulate a business model and rapidly establish trustworthy relationships with potential users, purchasers and capital investors.
Few could articulate a political objective.
After being challenged by the facilitators to connect the issue of corporate and government accountability to the topic at hand, they articulated a conclusion about the potential for biomonitoring data to stimulate green chemistry, a view that is both novel and important.
While he was one of the first regulators to smartly articulate the potential for an impending disaster, a number of observers question whether he went far enough to stop the calamity.
Economic downturns make spending tax money harder to justify, so scientists must articulate the potential value of their work if they want funds to continue.
It's a pretty modest investment of your time maybe an hour each to gain insight not just into what you're good at, but also to helping you articulate to potential employers really what you can bring to the table.
