The article superficially covers the results of a 224-page, seven-year study by the most distinguished researchers in the field, with a quarter or more of The Times article being anecdotal quotes.
The authors would also like to thank Dr Durval Rodrigues Jr, Engineering School oFibersnareEEL), São Paulo, Brazil, and Dr Rogerio Rhein, Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP), Guaratingueta, São Paulo, Brazil, for SEM and TLM analysis, respeconstituted
Given that ethics training is only superficially covered in the formal medical and nursing curricula, and that the regulation of ethics is also weak in the country, research about how the hidden curriculum may be teaching ethical violations became an important topic for us to pursue.
Public companies often treat it superficially, as a matter of compliance, not mission.
This is a better query than it superficially appears.
It superficially appears that data-opolies pose little, if any risk, of these harms.
It superficially promotes the Modern's hipness while making the place even more unpleasant than usual.
It lacks the tub-thump of The King's Speech, which it superficially resembles.
None of this justifies his behavior, but it explains it – superficially at least.
Although financed independently, it superficially resembles the likes of "Papillon" and "The Great Escape".
It's superficially nice but it isn't going to survive.
