Or, in this case, Kendrick Lamar's critically acclaimed "Backstreet Freestyle" edited to sound like the Beatles equally-critically acclaimed but honestly a bit more rubbish song "Let It Be".
Moreover, PDF does not take vulnerabilities and distribution ranges of species into consideration, treating all species equally whether critically threatened and endemic or widespread and common.
His limited body of work also includes the equally violent yet critically praised "Reservoir Dogs".
Equally, it is critically important to accurately describe and understand underlying disease patterns in order to originate and test hypotheses about pathogenesis (Boyle & Levin, 2008).
Whether the advantages of colloid use in elective surgery apply equally to the critically ill, and in all such populations, is less certain.
But prosecutors carry an equally important obligation to critically examine each complaint and scrutinize information that could point to a defendant's innocence.
Recent studies indicate that key decisions on wastewater infrastructure expansion were not only influenced by path-dependencies stemming from China's national context, but equally (or even more critically) by the dominant rationality of the water sector's global socio-technical regime.
Argatroban and lepirudin demonstrate equally effective anticoagulation of critically ill surgical patients with continuous renal replacement therapy.
Argatroban and lepirudin provide equally effective anticoagulation in critically ill surgical patients requiring continuous renal replacement therapy.
In vitro, serum of lean and overweight/obese prolonged critically ill patients equally stimulated adipocyte proliferation (p ≤ 0.05) and differentiation (lipid accumulation, DLK1, and CEBPB expression, p ≤ 0.05).
