In any event, "The Count and the Confession" is an important study in the legal principle of reasonable doubt, not to mention good reading.
At a news conference, Dr. Harold W. Jaffe, who directs the AIDS program at the disease control centers, said, "It is a really important study, in that it confirms what we believe based on much less direct evidence".
Cooling of PV cells has become an important study in order to increase the PV panel efficiency, improvement in power output and optimum performance parameters.
"America Unbound" is the most ambitious and important study in this batch, not least because the authors painstakingly develop the provocative thesis that the president is not the Dubya of cartoonists, a dim puppet of a cabal of old-guard hawks and neocons, but the master puppeteer himself.
Currently the best insights into the neuropharmacology of these esophago-UES and esophagoglottal reflexes comes from a very important study in a decerebrate cat model.81 As in humans, the cat UES relaxes in response to abrupt esophageal distention by air inflation and contracts in response to slow inflation by air or balloon.
Coutin's work is compelling, provocative, timely, rigorous, innovative, and deeply felt". "Powerful and poignant, this important study in legal anthropology traces the twists and turns of Salvadoran migrants' relationship to the United States over the last twenty years as they change from asylum seekers to remittance providers to criminal deportees.
This mosque has served as the basis for important studies in architectural hybridity and assimilation.
During these years he carried on important studies in astrophysics and relativity, in addition to teaching and lecturing.
The studies — one in Europe and the other in the United States — are "some of the most important studies in the history of men's health," said Dr. Otis Brawley, the chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society.
Important studies in the 1950s showed that countries where people ate a lot of saturated fat — the sort of fat in meat and dairy products — were more likely to have higher heart disease rates.
The most important studies in this area can be found in Sheng et al. ([2006]) and Cheng et al. ([1996]).
