Of course, underscoring all of this is the tragic circumstance they had to come back from just to get the thing finished, so it's understandable if we sort of grade on a curve.
Which, of course, underscores the real problem with inequality in addition to undercutting when wealth concentrates so heavily at the top, it starts to infiltrate and corrode the political system, poisoning the democratic process and putting the levers of power in the hands of the very few.
The initial reluctance of the physician tutors to include an MSK PE session in their usual teaching in this undergraduate clinical skills course underscores the fact that this teaching was likely not consistently occurring prior to this study.
This patient's clinical course underscores the clinical impact of hetero-VISA, generally recognized as "vancomycin-susceptible" MRSA based on MIC data alone, that cause slow and poor vancomycin therapeutic response.
Although some were exemplary by all assessment measures, particularly those that were developed as part of Wofford's Learning Communities program (Goldey, 2004), the ubiquitous use of the diminutive term "baby science" for these BA-track courses underscored the opportunity to raise expectations for student engagement and performance.
The matching results of the parameter estimates (beta values derived from both HRF models) and the FIR-based time courses underscore the robustness of the signal in the acquired data and confirm the choice of specific peak latencies for different regions (e.g., SC and mPFC).
For example driving at low speed may partly explain the protective nature of not traveling on the national highway system, or not having the airbags deployed; which of course underscores the continued need for proper speed enforcement.
By imposing martial law, Gen. Pervez Musharraf has pushed nuclear-armed Pakistan further along a perilous course and underscored the failure of President Bush's policy toward a key ally in the war on terrorism.
All these arrhythmogenic disorders are usually genetically heterogeneous, and their clinical courses are underscored by variable clinical expressivity ranging from being asymptomatic to episodic syncope, abortive cardiac arrest, and sudden cardiac death (SCD).
