"Sit in a comfortable seat, without any distractions – but, most importantly, close your eyes.
In 13a, the sentence is likely to be ruled out by what a pre-Minimalist approach identifies as the Head Movement Constraint (Travis 1984)—the lexical verb fix moves into the sentence-initial complementizer position over an intervening auxiliary which is eligible for the raising and most importantly, closer to the landing site.
Importantly, close observation of our animals revealed no evidence of motor effects at the relatively low doses of CART used in our study.
Importantly, close to 20 000 patients are currently being treated in phase III clinical trials investigating endocrine treatment beyond 5 years.
Importantly, close monitoring of serum HBsAg levels during flares revealed that the effect of host-induced flares in reducing serum HBsAg levels was apparent even on the individual patient level.
Importantly, close collaboration with the Nicaraguan Ministry of Health and a shared decision-making process, together with almost entirely Nicaraguan study personnel, have ensured local benefit and a lasting impact of the study.
More importantly, he closed the gap in the race for the Winston Cup championship.
Across the spectrum, there are concerns that Mr. Maliki's return would further strengthen the hold of his Dawa Party over the key instruments of the state — the police, the army and, perhaps most importantly, intelligence — and close off the possibility that there will ever be a peaceful transfer of power to a rival party.
Importantly, due to close structural similarity, the pCREB antibody also recognizes the kinase-inducible domains shared by family members, CREM and ATF1, which allows the conclusion to be drawn that the active form of these other members are not co-expressed in the GI epithelium, and therefore, unable to compensate for CREB loss.
"Where do you get the time to write so much as a company CEO, and more importantly, shouldn't you be closing deals or doing something more useful?" Fair enough.
