Graham proposes that our optimal engagement with architecture consists in "appropriation" rather than simple appreciation; we imagine our use of the built structure given its aesthetic and other merits.
Although a thorough discussion of lymphoma staging using PET is outside the scope of this review, detection of bone marrow involvement merits mention, given its relevance to clinical trial procedures and assessments.
It is hoped that conservation intelligence and its related information technology are not mistakenly disparaged simply on the merits of semantics given its broader agenda.
While an extant population has since been found, the Borneo shark continues to merit conservation concern given its highly limited range within heavily fished waters.
In this regard, it is important to bear in mind that not every kind of evaluative statement would count among the merits of a given rule; its merits are only those values that could bear on its justification.
"If a technology has merit, there is no need to subsidize it, and if a technology does not have merit, no amount of government subsidy is going to give it merit".
Noticing a high occurrence of severe hepatitis in wounded soldiers who received blood transfusions, Dr. Ginsberg determined that the pooled plasma the hospital was giving its patients was causing hepatitis B. For his efforts, the Army gave him its Legion of Merit Award in 1945.
"You'd have to take the play on its merits but given the time we're in, it's very hard because you'd worry that if you cause offence then the whole enterprise would become buried in a sea of controversy.
So basically, partially because of what had happened in the history of Korea, and partially because in Korea, confidence is a gained merit and not a given merit, it took me a long time to appreciate my own beauty.
The arbiter, in this case the university, should have decided the issue based on its merits without giving deference to those who don't deserve it because of their inherent mindset and bias.
