A delightful survey of the rambling career of one of America's earliest modernists and possibly its first Cubist, shows that the long decline Weber is supposed to have entered after 1920 is dotted with lively works in several styles and sustained by a consistent and tender sense of color and touch (Smith).
Assurance of God's love doesn't come packaged in a tidy little prayer, it is delivered through consistent provision of tender care by the children's caretakers.
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The finding that <60% of specialists (other than rheumatologists) were aware of the ACR criteria for FM classification that describes the tender point examination is consistent with the expressed inadequacy in training.
The left groin area revealed a well-healed inguinal scar consistent with prior surgery and non-tender adenopathy recorded as 4 cm by 2 cm without erythema, warmth, or discharge.
This observation suggests that caffeine biosynthesis vigorously act in tender shoots and young leaves, consistent to an earlier study [ 33].
Because it's so sturdy, its quality is consistent, and I use it as the basis of salads that rely not on tender greens but on other vegetables and fruits.
Consistent with previous studies, our study indicated that RA patients with 11 or more tender points had increased sleep problems and lower pain thresholds than RA patients with less than 11 tender points.
Among the small number of seropositive persons who experienced illnesses consistent with EVEV infection, the most common signs and symptoms were fever, myalgia, headache, tender lymph nodes, and diarrhea (4 ).
Many of the tree's practical challenges, he pointed out, can be solved by breeding a more genetically consistent, user-friendly variety — selecting for milder flavor and maximum protein and vitamin content, for heartier leaves and more tender stems.
