Everywhere I looked, there were articles about mindfulness, the here and now we took for granted until Twitter and Skype made them elusive.
Over time, they face "reality checks" which may make them elusive, opening up to unintended social consequences.
As it turns out, their future-related views and imaginations face reality checks which may make them elusive and open up to unintended social consequences, including the systematic postponement, "downsizing" or "displacement" of the initial migration aims.
Here, we portray potentially clinically-relevant hallmarks of cancer stem cells and focus on their recently appreciated properties of cell variability and plasticity, both of which make them elusive targets for cancer therapies.
"…social problems are not just "complex problems"… it is their openness that makes them elusive" ([ 1 ], p.279).
Moreover, several surveys on the distribution of neotropical primates have not included owl monkeys because their nocturnal habit makes them elusive to field workers [ 1, 2].
There are also plenty of such details in Mr. Zupcu's luscious, sepia-toned still lifes, although subdued lighting and soft focus make them somewhat elusive.
This, too, is another paradox; the mental and physical benefits of meditation are well documented -- but meditating with the explicit aim of achieving these benefits may make them more elusive.
But no vaccine against any parasitic disease exists at the moment, and researchers believe parasites' complex lifecycles and large genomes make them much more elusive targets than viruses and bacteria.
Created by British startup Chiaro, Elvie aims to help women visualise these elusive kegel exercises, and make them easier and enjoyable. .
