Moreover, he spelled out her crucial contributions: establishing DNA's existence in two forms, A and B; working out the position of the phosphorous atoms in the molecule's backbone and, critically, taking the clearest photographs of its internal structure.
By contrast, the chlorobacterial root of the tree is consistent with the fossil record and strongly supported by transition analysis of many key characters and by congruence testing – including, of course, compatibility with sequence trees, provided that their potentially misleading quirks are critically taken into account, as in the examples discussed here.
Much more of a departure was Where the Truth Lies, a critically derided take on LA noir, with Colin Firth and Kevin Bacon as a pair of sleazy 50s rat-packers.
In 2007, for example, the French artist Sophie Calle's critically acclaimed Take Care of Yourself was made after she was dumped by a boyfriend electronically, ending with the words "Take care of yourself".
Their music is rife with knowledge of self and demands young people think critically and take their lives into their own hands.
All authors critically read and took part in finalizing the manuscript.
OO revised the manuscript critically and took part in data analysis and interpretation.
Critically it takes a systems strengthening approach rather than one of direct implementation, a strategic shift UNICEF have made across their Indonesia programme.
Critically, by taking this positive relationship into account, we found that our approach led to a substantial increase in the sensitivity of detecting the negative impact of amyloid-β pathology on intrinsic connectivity, compared to conventional group comparisons of connectivity.
They will know you have the ability to think critically without taking things personally rather than just making up your mind and then refusing to reconsider, dismissing the opinions of others and new information without even bothering to listen.
