In the first place, it is important to emphasize the reason why a single cardiac and respiratory PET frame, obtained by double gating the original dataset, was considered here for PVC instead of a motion-corrected PET dataset (using all available data).
"Many of the people affected would not have been aware the company held their data; learning about the cyber attack would have been unexpected and is likely to have caused particular distress," added Denham, emphasizing the reasons for the ICO to issue the maximum possible penalty for the breach.
where there was "violence happening all around me" to emphasize the reasons he didn't want to promote that type of behavior.
From the first criticisms onwards, sentimentalists emphasized the limits of reason and understanding when it comes to explaining or justifying moral judgments, determining moral truth, and motivating moral action.
And yet he does not even try to come to terms with the more interesting arguments set forth in Mr. Bloom's 1998 book on the playwright — dealing with Shakespeare's youthful efforts to throw off the influence of Christopher Marlowe and discover a voice of his own; and with the darker, more existential undercurrents in his plays that emphasized the contingency of reason and love.
Much subsequent thinking about justice (especially in the Middle Ages) was influenced by Plato and Aristotle and likewise emphasized the role of reason both in perceiving what is just and in allowing us to act justly rather than give in to contrary impulses or desires.
Similar results have been reported in other studies, in which the better head neck ratio was emphasized as the reason for the improvement [ 8- 12].
However, you fail to emphasize the entire reason for this "rational irrationality".
The article fails to emphasize the primary reason for the success we've experienced at the Mount Kisco Medical Group: top-draw, unparalleled, all-important patient care.
Although Kant's subsequent "critical" philosophy emphasized the limitations of human reason, it did so in a manner that ultimately vindicated the claims to knowledge that more-traditional philosophers had made on its behalf.
