This item is considered to reflect difficulty in fine dexterity which might only be notably compromised in complicated cases, e.g. with median nerve problems, associated nerve injury or reflex sympathetic dystrophy.
He wore gold chains, cracked wise, smoked cigarettes and had a penchant for turning up at murder sites where television crews might be expected, notably that of Nicole Brown Simpson.
Preservation fights can be notably fierce.
Hasan emphasises the non-religious reasons why future terrorists might be radicalised – most notably the role of US foreign policy.
Thus, it might be surmised that notably in Mgmt −/− mice premalignant tumor cells become eliminated by apoptosis triggered by non-repaired O MeG adducts.
Holder's tone is notably defensive — petulant might be a better word — not seeming to recognize that accepting that the President can just, on his own, order an American abroad to be killed because he thinks that person is dangerous, might be a stretch.
And despite some tentative signs that the economy might be cooling -- most notably a slackening in the pace of job creation last month -- Mr. Greenspan made clear yesterday that he remained as concerned as ever that the economy was running out of workers, leaving it vulnerable to an upward spiral in both wages and prices.
But Barnes and colleagues thought this model might be too simplistic, most notably because it fails to consider chronotype in moral calculations.
Even when women go into sciences, it is most often in what might be considered traditional fields, notably the health care fields.
These data suggest that PD-1-expressing CD4+ memory T cells in chronic HIV infections might be exhausted and might notably participate in the development of neurocognitive deficits in HIV patients despite cART.
