No cause could better merit this effort.
These correlations were applied to our library of 3.6 million molecules, thus allowing us to find monomers with better merit parameters than currently known.
Whether the presence of an emergency physician at the scene (as opposed to a paramedic experienced in RSI) is associated with better outcome merits additional study.
Dr. Atkinson stepped gingerly beyond a narrow goal of seeking better academic merit, saying campuses should also seek students who make great progress in troubled circumstances.
The existence of all these players could imply that either Homejoy will face price pressure quickly, or will need to prove that it's actually doing something materially better to merit the extra charge (or find a way of attracting clients with something so sticky that they simply don't end up hunting around for anything else).
Although all 25 sires had equal contributions to the next generation, the progeny of the edited sires had significantly better genetic merit than the progeny of non-edited sires and, therefore, formed a much greater proportion of the individuals from which the next-generation sires were selected, which contributed to the greater inbreeding when only a portion of sires were edited.
It enlarges the menu of options, by identifying new options worth consideration, and helps one better assess the merits of these options, by forcing on one's attention new considerations and arguments about the comparative merits of the options.
Critics love it, or – even better – debate its merits.
Their input would help federal examiners better understand the merits of claims.
Our view is that the lower ceiling is better on the merits but that $2,000 is an acceptable limit and provides no basis for any supporter to abandon the bill.
