Third, the timing of evaluation is crucially important, as information regarding perioperative risk needs to be available early enough to influence clinical decision making.
This is very popular and, crucially, most people regard it as fair.
Such a person would thereby gain lots of true beliefs but, crucially, one would regard such truth-gaining activity as rather pointless.
"Citizen Kane" made history in the literal sense, for some of the reasons I discuss in the clip, including, crucially, Welles's self-consciousness regarding the profound and disturbing power of movies.
We have also raised the alarm, crucially, with regard to the Central African Republic, mobilized the international community in favor of stability and security in the Sahel, and worked on long-term multilateral issues like climate change and abolition of the death penalty.
Regarding the mismatch variables, crucially, there was no evidence to suggest that graduates from a migrant background were more likely to be overeducated, with the result holding when time since arrival and country of origin were controlled for.
The case in question had to do with the FTC alleging some shenanigans on the part of AT&T regarding unlimited rate plans — but, crucially, the alleged actions took place before the 2015 Open Internet Order that reclassified AT&T as a common carrier and transferred regulatory authority to the FCC.
Improvements in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with celiac disease are crucially dependent on the education of healthcare providers regarding the condition.
Crucially, these special forces would control the flow of intelligence regarding the government's troop movements and lines of communication to allow opposition troops to cordon off population centers and rid them of snipers.
Crucially, in 2008 he voted twice in favour of amendments regarding IVF that would block lesbian couples from accessing treatment - because he believes children must have a named father figure.
