The separate rooms are a consequence, in part, of George Daley's conclusion that pushing stem cell research forward would require shifting from federally supported "presidential" cell lines to "nonpresidential" lines – ones that had not been isolated before Bush's 2001 speech.
In fact, in another section of the report, the authors state, "The data should not, however, be treated as causal research, and the responses from students could be skewed by other factors". But that does not stop them from making some sweeping conclusions and pushing policies to meet needs that are not well understood.
Ms Merkel is the strongest exponent of the notion of a "privileged partnership", and she is still hoping to get a reference to it inserted into the summit's conclusions, by pushing a fellow-conservative, Wolfgang Schüssel, Austria's chancellor, to back it.
In conclusion, miniaturization pushes flow architectures not only toward the smaller, finer and more complex, but also toward the domain in which junction losses must be taken into account in the optimization of geometry.
As the film moves toward its brutal conclusion Scott pushes hard on the emotion, with sweeping score and more close-ups demanding we feel sympathy for characters who barely exist.
Knowing that I'm working on the final season has offered me a chance to take many of my creative ideas to their logical conclusion, and push the boundaries on my production techniques as far as I can.
A hundred miles north, Mayor Michael Coleman of Columbus, Ohio, has come to the same conclusion and is pushing to build a $103 million streetcar network along the city's High Street connecting Ohio State University with the downtown business district.
These, too, showed more tropical than temperate mutations.By a process of elimination, therefore, the three researchers were left with the conclusion that, by pushing metabolic rates up, tropical heat causes more mutation and thus more speciation.
He surveyed concertgoers at Bruce Springsteen and U2 shows, pored over the academic records of 11,600 children in Tennessee and tracked the hiring practices of 400 fast-food restaurants on the East Coast, drawing conclusions that pushed public policy in new directions.
Before rushing to certain conclusions being pushed by this story, we might want to first consider, among other things, the source.
