So the relentless drip drip of health product advertising – particularly against a background of continual reports of Britain's ill-health, and our supposedly irresponsible behaviour – makes our trenchant hold on the antioxidants myth all the more understandable.
There are continual reports of small mutinies from 41-year-old quarterback Tom Brady over Belichick's gruff motivational tactics, including a suggestion in a new book that the future Hall of Fame quarterback wanted a "divorce" last season.
But with an explosion in the numbers of life sciences graduates and postdocs over the last 2 decades and continual reports of Ph.D. holders perpetually stuck in postdoctoral training, the conflicting messages from those in government and industry must leave young scientists wondering what the bottom line really is.
Despite the continual reports of its demise, usually on the parts of those uninterested in or threatened by its "aura," and the fact that whether in or out of critical favor it retains its status and value as currency, painting somehow never dies.
Meeting this commitment requires continual and confident reporting of all accidents and near misses.
Nevertheless, this study reinforced the importance of developing measures for combating postoperative VTE, and the continual monitoring and public reporting of VTE incidence and mortality.
Continual updating of financial reports, in something approaching 24-7 maye, may not sit well with senior executives accustomed to the old ways of doing business.
With the continual accumulation of anecdotal reports suggesting that use of PPC along with traditional anti-cancer therapies somehow enhances the ability to mount an effective anti-cancer response, we are motivated to better understand PPC's mechanism of action.
To top it all off, the report also forecasts a continual decline of Arctic sea ice that, thanks to feedback processes, will further warm the region encompassing Greenland and many key mountain glaciers — and the large store of the world's permafrost.
The recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report estimated that the continual release of particles into the stratosphere could offset 1.5 °C of warming for $1 billion to $10 billion per year.
