Together, they have produced a readable survey of the history, methods and styles of the region and the challenges and opportunities it faces, along with exceedingly useful critical profiles of the leading bodegas of sherry and Montilla.
As an investigator, Joe was exceedingly careful, critical, and objective in his evaluation of his own results, often to the point of being his own worst critic.
It functions as an arena in which innovators and entrepreneurs can pitch ideas to an audience that is experienced, sympathetic but critical and exceedingly well-informed.
Given the exceedingly poor prognosis, it is critical to understand the biology of treatment-resistant glioblastoma cells.
With so many platform plays out there though, it's exceedingly difficult for them all to achieve the necessary critical mass to get the developer attention they crave.
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(We did not use a weighted match procedure either – weights are very useful when matching on name since some names are exceedingly more common than others – our combination of identifiers bypassed this critical confound as well).
A critical mass of the citizenry was recognizing that corporations and exceedingly wealthy individuals (the 1%) had gained indirect control of our government.
"Gains in critical thinking, complex reasoning and written communication," Arum and Roksa write, "are either exceedingly small or empirically nonexistent".
