Kite refers to "shrinking violets" and says: "Among the intake complaining of sexism, none I can think of is worthy of that most auspicious term 'battleaxe'".
In the light of this evidence, we reasoned that the terminal isoform-specific exons of HNF1A were particularly auspicious candidates in terms of harbouring low frequency, medium-penetrance variants involved in multifactorial diabetes.
He arrived at an auspicious moment: newly installed term limits, inspired by a bonanza of corruption cases, were driving out senior lawmakers.
The history of second-term presidencies is hardly auspicious, and there is a clear danger of social conservatives alienating more middle-of-the-road voters: look at the way that fratricide and extremism are eroding the Republicans' grip on Colorado.
It is an auspicious field that might provide long-term solutions to the formation antimicrobial resistance.
The long-term matrimonial odds had never been terrifically auspicious.
He answered obliquely by talking about the financial crisis: how it had changed the terms of political trade in ways that were auspicious for the left.
To sum up, in the late ninetieth century, Argentina had highly auspicious opportunities to trade with the rest of the world: favorable terms of trade, peace and the application of free trade policies by its trading partners.
"This is going to be much more difficult in 2014, so now seems an auspicious time to act," he said, referring to the mid-term elections.
Terms like "machine learning", "predictive modelling" and "big data" sound auspicious – in particular if they are accompanied by a promise to solve highly complex epidemiological problems.
