Their aim is to concisely report on important theoretical, computational or experimental results or on sufficiently substantiated concepts, with a significant (potential) impact on the broader development in one of the fields covered by the journal.
And on the other, he and Kenneth Merrill, a pianist who teaches at Juilliard, concisely torpedoed one of the great misconceptions about classical music: that performances are little more than rote readings of the printed score.
"For Governors of Both Parties, Medicaid Looks Ripe to Slash" (front page, Jan . 29 concisely reports on the quandary facing our nation's chief executives as they are forced to detail budgetary priorities amid state fiscal chaos.
For example, the telephone-based intervention designed by Walker et al. was concisely focused on reducing A1C, as are many SMS systems for patients with diabetes.
Moreover, by using the verbatim responses that are concisely documented on a flip chart as participants present them to the group, the NGT eliminates a potential source of investigator-induced interpretive bias resulting from transcribing and coding audio or video recordings.
The "Hommages," for example, are meditations on the styles of Fauré, Rachmaninoff and Ravel, and they focus concisely and precisely on those composers' musical thumbprints.
As the humorist Andy Borowitz concisely put it on Twitter this morning: Praising Congress for the fiscal cliff deal is like giving an arsonist an award for putting out his own fire.
The aerosolisation performances of dry powder inhaler (DPI) systems have been concisely reviewed, focusing on the composite interactions that exist in this kind of complex systems between cohesive and adhesive forces.
I think it would be clearer to focus concretely on concisely describing the evaluation performed.
Concisely, our focus on the managerial and instrumental aspect has practical value towards our goal, which is to improve effectiveness of CoPKM, including those in which we are involved.
