Evans, Hales and the Clear Cut four would all say cheers to that.
Also those missed catching opportunities – five clear cut, five more that perhaps came into the half-chance category – cost England dear.
However, affectation status was not always clear cut: five family members were said to have 'definite' cervical dystonia, whereas five family members were said to have 'possible' cervical dystonia, making linkage analysis difficult (Uitti and Maraganore, 1993).
The experiment setup included 10 localities containing three sites each; one clear-cut, one old forest in a reserve or national park (mean age c 160 years), and one unprotected mature forest (mean age c. 120 years) (Fig. 1).
Instead, the decision is a clear-cut one: vote yes to the Leinen/Martin motion, which was adopted by a majority on the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, and the regions get the right of appeal.
In fact, nine of his 13 goals have come from chances deemed "clear cut", including three penalties, so QPR's creative midfielders are due some credit.
In this paper we compare the suitability of three suites of ALS metrics to discriminate changes in vegetation structure across a gradient of forest harvest retention levels (100% retention (uncut control), 75%, 50 %, 20 %, 10 and 0% (cleandcut)) for four boreal forest stand types: conifer, deciduous, mixed, and deciduous with conifer understorey.
As regards overexpression, the data is not clear cut, and the two best systematic studies disagree whether protein complex subunits are especially prone to gene overexpression (Sopko et al. 2006, Makanae et al. 2013).
The business case is also not quite as clear cut as the one for server virtualization, where the capital savings from consolidation of server hardware is often dramatic.
We created six or seven clear cut chances but didn't take any of them.
