Small forests have been clear cut, in order to print the paper to entice her to take a look at this place or that place.
However, the evidence for this is clear cut: in the Irbesartan in Diabetic Nephropathy Trial (IDNT) study, an increase in albuminuria increased the risk of reaching a renal end point, while a decrease of albuminuria decreased the risk (20).
Clinically, affected versus unaffected status appears to be clear-cut in first-degree relatives regardless of their genetic susceptibility and unaffected sisters do not need special antepartum surveillance.
Our splicing inhibition experiment would appear to be clear-cut in this case: treatment with spliceostatin A, which inhibits U2 snRNP assembly, has no measurable effect on the release time.
"However, the lesson of the financial crisis of 1997-1998 is clear: Cuts in infrastructure investment that jeopardize future recovery should be avoided," the bank said in a recent report titled "Infrastructure for a Seamless Asia".
Francis Pym, her "wet" former foreign secretary, once reported glumly that "she likes everything to be clear cut: absolutely in favour of one thing, absolutely against another".
"The definition of employment is clear-cut in most cases," he said.
Korea, where forests were clear-cut in the nineteen-fifties, is now the world's largest exporter of matsutake.
"Scholarly forests have been clear-cut in the service of explaining his so-called fetishes," he writes.
"No platform for fascists was clear-cut in terms of which groups were being targeted," Williams explains.
Very little is clear-cut in this complex, transforming society, where black and white, bitterly divided under apartheid, rub shoulders, mostly amicably, every day.
