The Economist article importantly points out that it's the nexus between access to the technology, knowledge on how to use it (digital literacy) and actual use (action) that matters most.
More importantly, we point out a broad class of applications for which an age-based model of stream arrival is more appropriate, and we address both approximation scenarios under this new model.
Importantly, they point out that simply achieving enough votes to sustain a veto over Congress is far from a ringing endorsement of Obama's policy and point to opinion polls suggesting significant suspicion of the deal among the wider US electorate.
Importantly, we point out that all available models of crack propagation in brittle solids yield the same results in terms of scaling, and thus, while the single length scale we uncover is an effective measure of the state of fragmented ice, its physical interpretation is elusive and needs to be probed by direct experiments.
More importantly, they point out that a generation's realized lifetime fertility includes millions of parents who undershoot their goal and millions who overshoot.
Importantly, they point out that mismatch indices were higher during this period because unemployment was higher in all industries and occupations and not because the skills desired by employers are less in line with what they desired in the past.
More importantly, I point out that non-avian dinosaurs died out 65 million years ago after being the dominant life-form on the planet for 170 million years.
Importantly, they point out that in addition to the disease stage or subtype of the illness medication, cigarette smoking and stress are important co-factors.
More importantly, local economists point out, the volume of capital flight has slowed to a manageable, though still troublesome, $500 million a day.
Importantly, our results point out that underexpression of these two miRNAs could predict relapse among neuroblastoma currently classified as low-risk.
