Over the next millennium and a half the monastery rose and fell in importance, changing allegiance several times to different Buddhist sects before its destruction during the Cultural Revolution (1966-76).
And foreign direct investment fell in importance, albeit from very high levels (Díaz Alejandro 1970 reports that foreigners' share of the stock of capital in 1927 was 34%, down from 48% prior to the First World War).
As with anti-GBM disease, we should not expect biopsies to fall out of favor or decline in importance just because a serologic test is available.
As oil and gas revenues, which still account for up to half of state income, are falling away in importance, the economy needs to be rebalanced towards new firms, small enterprises, services and manufacturing.
Excluding the early dose surrogate is equivalent to assuming a biologic model that has cancer risk from the exposure falling off in importance years after exposure.
So the celebrity interview has fallen down the ranking in importance, and particularly in the British media.
PESs have also grown in importance, albeit falling short of providing sufficient individualized support in situations of high caseloads typically observed in countries with steeply increasing unemployment rates.
