In order to provide compositional information, which may feed the decision-making process in regards to the extent of overpainting removal, a comprehensive material study of the work has been conducted by means of MA-XRF [1], Raman [2] and infrared [3] spectroscopy techniques.
The "truth that dare not speak its name" might concern the national debt, the extent of Islamic militancy or the flaws of comprehensive schools.
But Senator Bill Frist, a Tennessee Republican, heart surgeon and a leader on health issues, said, "President Bush has done the nation a great service by allowing promising embryonic stem cell research to proceed while maintaining strong restrictions on the extent of the research and ensuring comprehensive, public oversight".
However, catalytic pyrolysis includes catalytic reactions and thermal reactions [26], and the cracking extent of catalytic pyrolysis is more comprehensive than that of catalytic cracking [27].
A significant advantage of the study, in common with many other secondary data analyses, is the comprehensive geographical extent of the data and the large population considered.
They are also blamed for stressing the possibility of contracting sexually transmitted infections to the extent of falsifying information to establish the negative aspect of comprehensive sexual education.
There is a lack of comprehensive synthesis of research findings on the full extent of psychosocial difficulties (PSDs) experienced by people living with schizophrenia.
However, the extent of DNA demethylation is far more comprehensive in hPGCs than seen in other instances.
To the extent that Twitter activity reflects sentiment among influential politicians, journalists, and activists, proponents of comprehensive immigration reform can feel encouraged.
To the extent that comprehensive data about workplace harassment exist which they only sort of do, given issues with reporting it has emerged as a problem of mustard-gas pervasiveness.
