Mapplethorpe, their witnesses repeatedly note, was an artist as crucially defined by his Catholicism as Scorsese, Buñuel or John Waters; his heaviest S&M material deliberately recalls the tribulations of the saints.
Hence, coordination of care is crucially defined by interprofessional relationships between geriatric and oncology teams.
Importantly, murine clinical studies have shown that oncogenic signaling in Kras-driven GEMMs is crucially defined by the cooperating tumor suppressor, with loss of liver kinase B1 (Lkb1) conferring different therapeutic responses compared with loss of Trp53 (Chen et al., 2012).
Crucially, it defines him as an artist of intent rather than incident.
Crucially, distances defined relative to a single, androgynous prototype instead of the two gender-specific prototypes ("distance-to-overall-barycentre") never explained variance in BOLD signal better than distance-to-mean defined relative to gender-specific prototypes (Supplemental Information).
On Monday, Cameron baulked at the idea of properly defining affordable housing, arguing that the definition of affordable housing is "a house that someone can afford to buy or afford to rent", while crucially failing to define who that someone may be, or how much they earn.
This strong inflammatory response is crucially relevant to define the impact of TS at the cerebrovascular level since vascular adhesion molecules facilitate the adhesion of monocyte to ECs and extravasation across the BBB [ 47].
Crucially both still need to define their "go-to-market" strategy and solve the ground segment element of their proposition ahead of commercial roll-out.
Crucially, the operating model also must define ways of working and behaviors that actually bring your company's strategy to life.
It's time we not only put the old Keystone XL myths permanently to rest, but also hold intellectuals and the media accountable, and -- crucially -- reframe the way we define "acceptable" energy policies and outcomes.
