Compare that to the $700 million Uber had invested in Southeast Asia and you can already see an advantage which is particularly key in ride-hailing when two firms are locked in an ongoing subsidy war.
That collaboration is particularly key in a region where political and societal needs, rather than climatic change, are now diminishing the amount of water flowing into the basin, said Harms, who was not involved with the study.
Evaluating segmented relationships may be particularly key for studies involving patients with diabetes in whom both weight loss and weight gain, intentional and unintentional, have important health implications (12– 17, 38).
Whitehouse points out that it's particularly key to get customers engaged in forthcoming products that seek to serve as a broadly used "platform" upon which other products or applications are built, like Microsoft's Vista or Adobe's forthcoming AIR (formerly "Apollo").
Three arenas in science education are particularly key: 1) the preparation and support of sufficient numbers of quality K 12 science teachers, 2) the improvement of undergraduate science education, and 3) the expansion of the science education research base in specific science disciplines.
Training in observational methods and interviewing was highlighted as being particularly key.
However, it turned out that asking after these elements (e.g. can you remember instances when expectations were made sense of?) was a good way for key moments to surface in the interview, as these elements were found to be particularly present in these key moments.
The move could be particularly important in two key Senate races.
Key informants will also be particularly helpful in identifying both other relevant sources of evidence and key opinion leaders in Quebec's field of family medicine [ 60, 82].
Consequently, targeted agents would likely be particularly effective in women with LGSC if key mutations are shown to be stable.
