As I watched these movies, one after the other, I found myself nearly as impressed by the failures as by the successes, because I couldn't help marveling at the filmmakers' willingness to fail, their ability to keep striking out for new territory and then to return home, even after a defeat, with undiminished spirits.
When kidneys fail, their ability to activate vitamin D is diminished.
The work of old hands (James Ellroy, Elmore Leonard and Patricia Cornwell) and new (Kate Morgenroth and Lawrence Schiller), they succeed or fail on their ability to make the darkness visible.Leading the pack is James Ellroy, who has never been afraid of looking straight into the black corners of the soul.
Aside from the fact that I disagree strongly with the percent daily value measure, and the established percentages for carbohydrate and fat consumption, the issue remains that the proposed new labels will still fail in their ability to be understood fully by the average consumer.
Concomitantly these data also demonstrate that morphological characters likewise fail in their ability to recover monophyletic species groups and result in an unnatural classification.
Despite the fact that major proponents of barcoding seemingly ignore this literature [22], numerous studies demonstrate that these approaches simply fail in their ability to accurately distinguish and discover species.
Jeong et al. reported that satellite cells derived from STZ-induced diabetic mice fail in their abilities to form myotubes, resulting in an impairment in regeneration following a cardiotoxin-induced muscle injury [ 122].
In most cases, commuter-friendly headphones succeed or fail based on their ability to block out external noise, while providing excellent sound quality.
BEHIND THE NEWS The government's "stress tests" for the 19 financial institutions deemed too big to let fail sized up their ability to ride out two years of even deeper recession than has yet been seen; 10 of the 19 were deemed to be adequately capitalized, and most of the capital shortfall was concentrated in just four institutions -- Bank of America, Wells Fargo, GMAC and Citibank.
Mr. Finn, who recently received his doctorate from the Stanford University Department of English, argues there is a better way: "We need to look beyond the symbolic markets of prestige to the real market, the site of mass literary consumption, where authors succeed or fail based on their ability to speak to that most diverse and complicated of readerships: the general public".
Mr. Finn, who recently completed his doctorate in English at Stanford University, argues that there is a better way: "We need to look beyond the symbolic markets of prestige to the real market, the site of mass literary consumption, where authors succeed or fail based on their ability to speak to that most diverse and complicated of readerships: the general public".
