Taken together, these results critically suggest that aging results in temporally lagged activity even in regions not typically associated with cognitive control, such as the MTL.
"By the end of the week, we had found our footing," said one of several executives who, when granted anonymity to speak self-critically, suggested that "Quiz" might have benefited from a test episode ahead of time (something known in the TV industry as a pilot).
An AK-47, prominent ribs, naked breasts: use these…" Critically, he suggested, "Africa is the only continent you can love – take advantage of this.
AvS, LW and GA read the texts critically and suggested improvements of the paper.
Flitcroft referred to Andy Woolmer's "safe way of refereeing" later, not critically but suggesting that after "a couple of meaty tackles" his caution had "broken the game up a bit", imposing "a lack of tempo and fluidity.
Critically, we suggest that numerical modeling could inform future designs.
Moreover, the effect of RGD nanostructures and their homogenous thin film like arrangement has been discussed here critically to suggest a suitable RGD nanostructure for cell chip.
Importantly, your new collaborator will almost certainly be willing to read your proposal critically and suggest meaningful changes of substance and style.
Critically, this suggests that changes in acyl-ghrelin signal the effects of a caloric load (i.e. calorie intake rate) that are relative, or adapted to, metabolic requirements.
The critically low number suggested that some catastrophe, like disease or climate change induced by a volcano, had brought humans close to the brink of extinction.
