"The idea of the critical privileging of rock music as the unmediated, the truthful and honest as against pop as the derivative, mediated, commercial and superficial.
Critical of inherited privilege, he once controversially resigned the chairmanship of the governors of a cathedral school.
Nonetheless, taken together, our findings demonstrate that protein blockade, transcriptional silencing, or genomic ablation of sFLT-1 can induce CNV/RAP, showing that sFLT-1, through sequestration of VEGF-A, is a key molecular defender of vision-critical photoreceptor avascular privilege.
The numerous mechanisms by which OX40L may activate inflammation or abrogate immunosuppression, particularly in the complex ocular immune environment in which immune privilege is critical to immunoregulation, remain incompletely understood.
The privilege levels (privileged level and user level) provide a mechanism for safeguarding memory accesses to critical regions as well as providing a basic security model.
In the past, Goldman has been critical of the monopoly privileges of specialists.
Students are taught "critical race theory," which explains privilege as referring to "the amount of melanin in a person's skin".
How people watch TV on demand — and whether they should pay for the privilege — is a critical issue in the landmark deal, announced Thursday, that will give Comcast control of NBC Universal.
Every hospital in New Jersey claims a so-called privilege of self-critical analysis, which allows it to refuse to disclose to a patient's family that their loved one was the victim of malpractice.
Whether marriage is same‐sex, or between a man and a woman, it is critical to consider the fiduciary privileges a legally recognized marriage affords, so you and your spouse can be prepared for whatever the future may bring.
