Re-assessment using the ADOS (as recommended by Helt et al. [ 13]) also precisely noted the age at first diagnosis and age of initiation of behavioral therapy.
One will resist the temptation to note that the ballet runs as precisely as clockwork, but neatness and sweetness are its hallmarks, not the passionate merriment of more familiar versions.
This is precisely the view that, as noted above, Aristotle attributes to the Megarians.
At first he wasn't as concerned with precisely which notes they played as with the quality of the sounds they made.
But it departed from that position in this case, which involves, as the appeals court noted, precisely the sort of "general medical practices historically entrusted to state lawmakers".
For power experiments, the causal signal was precisely from all SNPs in the set being tested (except as noted in the section on model misspecification).
As today's new Op-Ad from the Institute for America's Future depicts, and as David Sirota noted yesterday, this election is precisely a referendum on past conservative policies.
As noted above it is precisely this form of plural dialogue, which embodies integrity.
As we noted a week and a half ago, these licensing agreements were precisely why Microsoft was the one obvious bidder not competing for the patents — they didn't think they had to.
As first noted by Adams and Soh, the integration of multiple separation forces gives one the ability to precisely control the cell separation dynamics and can allow for new modalities of separation.
As we noted, this approach is traditionally adopted by consequentialists, particularly act utilitarians, since the betrayal of trust is precisely a negative consequence of an action that act utilitarians can countenance on their theory.
