Yet, while high-level sports is touted as embodying the positive values of health, meritorious effort, harmonious development of body and mind, this downplays the very real health risks of elite sports as well as accepted levels of foul play with considerable health damage in certain sports such as soccer or ice-hockey.
Given the difficulties in applying expression array analysis to identify the molecular subgroups in clinical practice (in particular, when formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded samples are used), the identification of simple IHC panels that reliably identify these subgroups, as described by Kreike and colleagues [ 1], is undeniably a meritorious effort.
One should support the free flows of capital and payment for meritorious effort(s).
In a society that finds effort meritorious, time spent on a long line waiting to buy a limited edition gift adds to its intrinsic value.
But Malebranche holds that this movement is neither free nor meritorious.
Medal for Merit, U.S. civilian decoration established in 1942 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to award civilians of the United States and its allies for exceptionally meritorious service or courageous acts in the furtherance of the war effort.
"Based on what analysis and interpretation did his eminence, Mr Rouhani, and the meritorious entourage feel it necessary to trust the Americans and then present the United States' trust-building efforts in such expansive and loud propaganda as one of the fruits of the New York trip?
It has proved meritorious because we have collected significant information on bad guys, but only on bad guys, over the years". Despite Guardian Washington bureau chief Dan Roberts' admirable effort, Eric Holder did not take questions upon leaving this morning's hearing.
He received several citations for meritorious service.
"I believe he must have meant meritorious.
