She bristled at a moderator raising them on Wednesday night, only to have Mr. Coons reply that he believed the answers were "central" to whether she was qualified to be in the Senate.
In this regard, disclosure about trial participation was central to whether support was offered or not.
The ability of pathogens to obtain Fe from Tf, Lf, Ft, Hb, and other iron-containing proteins of their host is central to whether they live or die [ 14].
Upon return to the Council of Europe's headquarters in Strasbourg, France, the delegation will report on their findings, which will be central to determining whether Russia retains its membership in the body.
The question of net neutrality will, as a result, be central to the argument over whether the new merger should be approved.Another worry is that Mr Whitacre's spending spree is reassembling the old AT&T the national monopoly that existed before the company was split up in 1984 on antitrust grounds.
A monoclonal IgM component is the biologic hallmark of the disease and is thought to be central to its pathogenesis, although whether and how this is linked to increased secretion of IL-1 has not been established.
Experts say the book, if it sheds light on that explosive test, could be central to resolving a major controversy over whether China made its scientific advances as a result of stealing nuclear secrets from the United States.
Our data also permit robust long-term analysis, which is central to identifying whether differences in incidence or epidemiology are real or artifactual, and whether those differences are meaningful for public health.
This number, which is central to determining whether an individual is clinically defined as obese, parallels fatness but is not a direct measure of body fat.
Expanding these studies to include fossils representing other ecological groups is central to assessing whether fossil metatherians were subject to similar constraints to those found here for extant forms.
