But the efficacies achieved by these interventions are still not satisfactory, because the milieus for tissue regeneration are not distinctly improved.
Ripley emerges as a brilliant manipulator and we share in, positively admire, his criminal artistry, partly because we despise the milieu he has entered.
Political and social influences may at first seem like what are herein referred to as "ultimate/secondary" causes for non-acceptance of evolution (Table 2) because they provide the milieu in which other factors act, rather than acting directly to cause particular behaviors or mental conceptions.
More important, all of this is the foundation for a new generation of fashion labels including Public School and Los Angeles-based John Elliott, led by fashion entrepreneurs who aren't just adopting hip-hop postures as a trend but using them because they embody the milieu in which they grew up.
The term secondary injury is used to describe the observation that CNS structures, which have survived the primary mechanical trauma, die at a later time point because of deterioration of the milieu at the site of injury.
A second is that Reid was aware that he lacked compelling arguments with which to rebut Hume's criticisms, whether because he modestly appraised his counter-arguments, or because counter-arguments circulating in the milieu were satisfactory.
They were concerned with reactions in solution, a central topic in biology because the interior milieu of all living cells is aqueous, and the chemical reactions that sustain life take place in water.
Even before the financial crash of last fall, the sales of "Gossip Girl" books had levelled off, and since then they have declined — in part because "fans are getting their 'Gossip Girl' in other places," as Morgenstein puts it, but also because the books' milieu is less beguiling, and less relevant, than it once seemed to be.
