Because it has been proved, over many thousands of years, that humans are utterly ignorant about what the word 'God' signifies, as established in our profound disagreements concerning God, evinced in this very roster of twenty.
These are potent drivers of tubular epithelial apoptosis and endothelial injury [ 33- 35] that may modify NF-κB signalling, as evinced in this case by the suppression of VEGF [ 36], and may promote cell death.
Similar barriers included data not being considered specific enough for particular units or departments, and lack of resources and expertise to use the data fully as evinced in our study by descriptions of, respectively, local attempts to collect additional local data on all discharged patients and some comments about too few quality improvement staff.
Given the correlations between WQA score and readability statistics and ranking on google.com SERPs evinced by this study, it could reasonably be suggested that (general popularity of sites such as Wikipaedia and the FDA site excepted) such a website would return an enhanced score on a google.com search (across varying IP regions).
This pattern is evinced in the number of genetic effects for all traits: additive effects show up 16 times, imprinting effects nine times and dominance effects only five times (Table 1).
This ethic is best evinced in the story of Jade Goody, perhaps the closest popular culture has come to a perfect parable of our times.
This article focuses on the politics of Rabin's toponymic commemoration, evinced in decision-making procedures at local and national levels of government in various stages of the commemoration project.
The same duality is evinced in his art.
He lacked the personal courage he evinced in his art.
Tussman's early poetry, as evinced in her first book, Lider (1949; Poems), was written in sonnet form.
