He also tied up the Volvo Order of Merit for the second successive year with a record €4,061,903 (£2.8m).
But we waste time and effort debating the merits of the second-rate research of second-rate applied mathematicians in second-rate universities.
Critics disagreed about the merits of the first two volumes of his Churchill biography.
Whatever the merits of the third way, it does not turn on Labour's heartlands like the old-time religion used to.
On the merits of the First Amendment issue, Justice O'Connor said it was significant that the law's target was conduct, not expression.
As revolutionary as it was then you would have a difficult case arguing the merits of the first season of The Simpsons today, and it was here where Simon's mark is most obvious.
But before assessing the merits of the first of the five Shakespeare plays this esteemed British company is presenting in its six-week residency at the Armory, let's take time to cheer the audacity and ambition of the enterprise, a co-presentation of the Lincoln Center Festival and the Park Avenue Armory in association with Ohio State University.
This is in order to appreciate the trade-off in performance due to the second rule and the merits of the third rule.
His 68-page decision backed a conservative activist's legal challenge on the merits of the Fourth Amendment, the clause in the US constitution barring unreasonable search and seizure by the government.
I can see the merits of the first solution (immediate selective advantage of ATP/ADP or other exchanges), but I don't see the advantage to the host of exchanging the OM beta-barrel proteins (this was also not discussed in the authors' Nat Rev Genet paper ref. [ 1]).
The merit of the second approach is that one can collect multiple different types of information which might be useful for other purposes (e.g., in addition to studying MYC binding using MYC ChIP-seq, one may couple H3K4me1 ChIP-seq data with DNA motif information to locate active enhancers and predict binding sites of other TFs in the genome).
