Regarding its psychological merit of human memory mechanism, these findings give us the guideline for deciding the timescale of test interval.
Our rationale to assign the initial rating of "moderate" was based on the absolute and relative merit of human observational data in evidence-based decision making in environmental and clinical sciences.
Our rationale to assign the body of human observational studies a rating of "moderate" and not "low" quality was based on the absolute and relative merit of human observational data in evidence-based decision making in environmental and clinical health sciences.
Technology analysts say that constructive impulse, and its probable result for deep ocean drilling, is that innovation through failure analysis will make the wells safer, whatever the merits of reducing human reliance on oil.
Based on evidence that arsenic has differential effects on human, rodent, normal, and transformed cells, these studies addressed the relative merits of using normal human epidermal keratinocytes (NHEK) and immortalized human (HaCaT) and mouse (HEL30) keratinocytes when examining stress-induced gene expression that may contribute to carcinogenesis.
"Given the speed with which the genome engineering field is evolving, the Napa meeting concluded that there is an urgent need for open discussion of the merits and risks of human genome modification by a broad cohort of scientists, clinicians, social scientists, the general public, and relevant public entities and interest groups," stated the authors of the article summarizing the conference.
Grace of feeling is "the grace of Jesus Christ," and was merited for human beings by the life and death of Jesus.
With regard to conventional control programs, the relative merits of insecticidal spraying of human dwellings, chicken houses, or both, need to be considered.
If that's not taking a cynical view of human merit and potential, I don't know what is.
