Remember, in the debates, his deliberate, even misleading vagueness about his own policies on prescription drugs or fiscal matters, and his very careful side-stepping on whether he would try, as president, to reverse the Roe v Wade ruling that legalised abortion, a subject that deeply divides the Republican Party.In many ways, this vagueness makes Mr Bush wildly unprepared to be president.
Recent progress in detector design has created the need for a careful side-by-side comparison of the modulation transfer function (MTF) and resolution-dependent detective quantum efficiency (DQE) of existing electron detectors with those of detectors based on new technology.
Although several groups have reported on the use of TU/ml or pg p24/ml to normalize vector transduction experiments [ 16, 17], a careful side-by-side analysis was hitherto absent.
This could be a building site anywhere on earth, as contractor John Gallagher explains what his people are doing: "You've got to be careful one side doesn't overbalance the other, so you put in dead weights".
(Although [18, 19] are only draft specifications, they have been implemented by all major browsers [6].) It requires careful client-side coding, however.
From the lazy serenity of the Swan Lake, to the dense, humid greenery of the rainforest zone, to the carefully pruned bonsai and orchid gardens, careful landscaping sits side by side with huge old trees that first poked their heads above ground when Queen Victoria was surveying her Empire.
It highlights the need to keep a broad differential in mind when encountering sudden onset blurry vision in the primary care clinic, the need for careful consideration of side effects when starting topiramate therapy in a child, and the need for parental counseling of side effects.
We stress the importance of careful consideration of side effects when starting topiramate therapy in a child, and the need for parental counseling of side effects.
So, be careful not to side with America".
The Carlson parents stood off to the side, careful not to interfere.
