The CDC's Koo says that "in some ways, science at the CDC is perhaps more rigorous because it gets examined so much," she says.
It is strange how one little letter from a complete stranger can have such a big impact, can cause a person to re-examine so much, can make one begin to see things in such a different light.
The World Goes Pop examines not so much a movement as a variety of responses to culture under capitalism and consumer culture.
"If you consider the five IPCC [Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change] reports, there's never been science that's been examined in so much detail".
MW: Because there's something indescribable about her, even though she's been so examined and so much has been made of her.
A reconsideration of that nature means he gets examined not so much as gaffe machine but as a long-term governor of a very large state whose politics please both the Christian evangelicals and the Tea Party.
In fact, Mr. Wheelan points out, this kind of research examines not so much how diet affects the likelihood of cancer as how getting cancer affects people's memory of what they used to eat.
But if we imagine that our robot has near human-level intelligence, and is therefore burdened with an enormous database of facts to examine every time it so much as spins a motor, such a strategy starts to look computationally intractable.
The wrong ethical issues are examined: it is not so much 'do you want to know?' but 'can you trust what you are told?' The market fails to provide clear and transparent communication, with consumers dependent on companies for information and the public relations context making it hard for consumers to be aware of potential problems with the information.
But even before the specialist, Dr. Sakari Orava, could so much as examine the tendon — "totally torn" is how he described it after the surgery at his Finnish clinic — Beckham's advisers were setting targets for him to play again, for the Galaxy, before the summer is over.
Arsen and Ni note that while they don't examine why charter schools spend so much more on administration and less on instruction, the discrepancy likely lies in the fact that about 84percentt of spending by traditional public schools is in personnel costs.
