Please be sure you carefully key-in only the key word or number of the nominee you wish to vote for.
Carefully (key word- carefully) get a paint brush, dip it into the mixture, and streak it in the part of the hair where you want the highlights.
By measuring carefully key biological parameters and contrasting simulation results with available experimental data, this work enabled to explain missing links and inconsistencies in the previously developed genome-scale metabolic model (iJP815), and improved considerably its accuracy, providing thereby a more solid basis for its use in designing biotechnological metabolic processes.
In his statement on Thursday, Prime Minister Cameron endorsed the Obama withdrawals, but sent a signal to British commanders that British withdrawals before the 2014 exit date will be keyed carefully to combat conditions in Afghanistan.
Every story is a carefully worked metaphor (often keyed by its title, as in "Going Up in the World"); every aspect and implication brought carefully to life.
Line-by-line coding was used, which involves reading through sections of transcripts of interviews carefully to identify key concepts [ 60].
In various simulation and/or empirical data analysis scenarios, it seems necessary to carefully tune key hyperparameters, since their optimal specifications should depend upon several key factors.
The answer had to do with a big safe, carefully guarded keys, official signatures, semantics, hints of retaliation, next year's race for governor, and, possibly, multiple lawsuits.
Allocate adequate time and pick delivery days carefully: The key to engaging professional development sessions is giving staff the time to take part in something meaningful for their own development and balancing this with school priorities.
This process involves reading the data carefully, identifying key issues in them, and then organizing those issues into a set of broader categories.
