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Systemic corticosteroids are a treatment option for patients who have contraindications to NSAIDs and colchicine, or who do not tolerate these first-line agents; however, this approach is not underscored by robust clinical trial data (Table  1) [ 14].

Although the point isn't underscored in "The Murrow Boys," the least-qualified journalist was Murrow himself.

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A strong correlation between miRNA abundance and physiological relevance is not observed, underscoring the importance of unbiased screens when assessing the contributions of miRNAs to complex biological processes.

Shea still serves a purpose, beyond housing the Mets for two more seasons, and it is not simply to underscore the limits of the dual-purpose stadiums.

The director is not shy in underscoring her intentions, coaxing perilously heightened performances from her very adroit cast members and punctuating moments of ominous revelation with bursts of music (by the composer Gary Yershon) that bear a suspicious resemblance to the watch-out organ chords that used to punctuate silent movies.

Marci commented that for neuromarketing studies today, "one tool is not sufficient". That underscored a trend I've been observing in the industry as a whole: firms are becoming less defined as providers of one technology and more as a solution provider that uses the best approach or combinations of approaches to answer the client's question.

One of Venezuela's most high-profile politicians has called an anti-government march on Saturday, but the main opposition coalition is not endorsing the protest, underscoring fissures among critics of the country's socialist government.

The Facebook-Cambridge Analytica saga is not going away quietly, underscored by Mark Zuckerberg's appearance last week on Capitol Hill, where he answered questions from lawmakers on consecutive days.

The fact that chloroplast haplotype patterns are not identical to the nuclear genome groups in either wild or cultivated rice is not unexpected; rather it underscores the complex population dynamics in both the ORSC and O. sativa, where deep coalescence (incomplete lineage sorting) and recent hybridization (admixture) both play a role.

The agreement was not perfect, underscoring the need to examine chromosome territory structure under a variety of conditions in order to determine if more than one stable state exists.