In fig.8 the scatter plot matrix for relative humidity is shown; even if less evident with respect to fig.7, a positive correlation among sensors can be observed as well as a wider variability for the entire matrix.
As this stream of messages blurs from the intensely personal to the public spheres, this show confirms how the art-making process for the street has always been rich with storytelling, even if not evident at first.
But Ms. Demme was not in there that evening, even if her hand was evident in many of the details, both large and small, that gave the club its atmosphere.
Since uveal melanoma has a propensity for late clinical metastasis, sometimes up to 15 or 20 years after enucleation (Jensen, 1982), it is possible that these tumours have micrometastases even if no clinically evident metastases are apparent at the present time.
Despite the variety of treatment options available and the periodical update of GINA guidelines since 1995, the evidence indicates suboptimal asthma control, even if improvements are evident when comparing more recent data [ 1] with previous ones [ 5], in a great number of patients.
Indeed, Pellegrino et al. [12] should be credited for the first reported case, even if not clearly evident from their paper (personal communication from Prof. C. Marchetti).
A further consideration regards the use of classical correlations from the literature, which when applied locally do not describe in an exact way the phenomenon of thermal exchange, indicating the flow conditions, even if it is evident from the trend of convective coefficient that after the third test, there is a discontinuity step in the calculation of the convective coefficient.
The authors should explain it (even if this is evident for most of our colleague).
Please, develop and explain what entropy is and how entropy could be related to biological work (even if it is evident for you).
Barrett's patients were graded as dysplastic even if this was evident in only one of the biopsy specimens examined, as previously described (Prevo et al, 1999).
