They will need to release some players, several of whom might be key contributors in the current playoff run.
Less description might be key to that though, which is of course never a nice thing, but on this rare occasion it might have been for the best.
Or there might be key elements: a knit jacket, its shoulders and sleeves rounded as if with a compass twirl; or leather overalls worn under a tailored jacket.
Transgressive segregation and genetic covariation might be key innovations in genetic architecture that favor adaptive radiation.
Rhombic plates, like the ones synthesized in our study, might be key to self-assembly or supramolecular strategies towards an improvement of the upconversion quantum yield.
This work highlights the prominent role of basal slip during high-temperature deformation of microcrystalline pure Mg and suggests that this enhanced basal activity might be key to rationalizing the two controversies under scrutiny.
In particular since a focus on how interaction is increasingly realized through computational re-activation of traditional (analogue) materials, such as paper or wood, might be key for understanding emerging material experiences.
The results of this investigation revealed that distinct interspecific physiological traits in growth and nutrient uptake might be key factors to determine the species dominance patterns in green tides in the Yellow Sea.
To understand which changes might be key to allergy development, immunologist Yuxia Zhang of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research in Parkville, Australia, and colleagues recruited more than 1000 newborns.
In the future, substantial support by large funding agencies might be key for capacity building in target regions of climate change adaptation programs, for longer-term and more sustainable commitments, and for the development of approaches, which aim at assessing the transferability of data, techniques, and tools.
Despite these shortcomings, the SFDRR gives consideration to a number of human mobility issues that are extremely relevant for DRR, and provides a platform for a variety of actions that might be key to reducing the impacts of hazards over the next decades, a period in which population flows are expected to remain intense (UNDESA 2013).
