Many investigators and their sponsors consider it obvious that the information needed to create new therapeutic solutions for recalcitrant clinical problems is everywhere around us. "We've got to stop leaving so much of our patients' data on the table," Dr. Sam Blackman of Juno Therapeutics recently argued over breakfast at ASCO in Chicago this summer.
However, Stephen James Walker feels that Jack's relationship with Ianto is one-sided; Ianto seems to feel the relationship is "serious and committed", but while dancing with Gwen in "Something Borrowed", Walker believes that Jack appears to equate his relationship with Ianto to nothing more than a "recreational activity", and considers it "obvious Jack only has eyes and thoughts for Gwen".
We assume that the authors of these recommendations consider it obvious that over-parameterization needs to be avoided and therefore did not focus on it.
When Figs. 1 and 2 are considered, it is obvious that glycemic targets were mostly not achieved.
Considering its obvious significance, it seems rather an oversight that evolutionary medicine has still not been incorporated into the medical curriculum (Nesse and Schiffman 2003), and in general, medical students are not taught evolutionary origins of various physiological and pathological phenomena such as diarrhea, fever, cancer and aging.
I consider it abundantly obvious (and I hardly need emphasize this to you) that the political career of Zionism... has created a situation full of despair, doubt, and compromise — precisely because it takes place on earth, not on the moon...
I consider it abundantly obvious (and I hardly need emphasize this to you) that the political career of Zionism... has created a situation full of despair, doubt, and compromise — precisely because it takes place on earth, not on the moon..
But more deficit-conscious Democrats, including vulnerable first-term members elected with Mr. Obama, consider it equally obvious that Congress must curb federal borrowing and answer public concerns about debt and deficits.
In a rebuke to council members, Mr. Griffin charged that by "effectiveness" the scientific community really means "the extent to which we are able to get NASA to do what we want them to do". He considers it an obvious conflict of interest when scientists whose work is largely financed by NASA expect to have a big role in prescribing what work NASA should do.
