Not only does it require immense skill and fine judgment, but it is regarded as uniquely revealing of the character and breadth of cultivation of the writer.
Turner is regarded as uniquely placed to assess the long-term investment industry's readiness for climate change threats having largely authored the UK pension reforms a decade ago and served as the first chairman of the influential quango, the Committee on Climate Change.
Reasoning has often been regarded as a uniquely human faculty, one of the few factors, along with the possession of language, that distinguishes us from the rest of the animal kingdom.
Even before the deaths, Morales, a former television comedian, was regarded by many as the hapless head of a uniquely corrupt government.
1018 DE genes were uniquely belonged to HS-F and these genes were regarded as important genes in the study of the resistance of P. digitatum.
Within economic circles, he is widely regarded as uniquely capable for the job.
The adaptive immune response is generally regarded as being uniquely mediated by B and T lymphocytes, as it is only progenitors of these cells that undergo somatic recombination-activating gene- (Rag-) dependent variable (V) gene rearrangement in order to produce a diverse clonotypic repertoire of antigen-specific receptors [ 1].
A home that is uniquely theirs, and uniquely beloved.
This matters because what was briefly regarded as an outbreak of this uniquely American disease has been portrayed instead as the first shudders of an international plague.
In this regard, there is nothing uniquely problematic about the social psychology scenarios; indeed, the Woolfolk et al. vignettes are relatives of the "Frankfurt-type cases" which have spawned a massive and fecund philosophical literature (see Fischer and Ravizza 1998), and they certainly don't seem outlandish by the standards current there.
Epithelial cells lining the respiratory airways are uniquely vulnerable regarding potential for oxidative damage due to their potential for exposure to both endogenous (e.g., mitochondrial respiration, phagocytic respiratory burst, cellular oxidases) and exogenous (e.g., air pollutants, xenobiotics, catalase negative organisms) oxidants.
