The first neglect arises perhaps from the difficulty of distinguishing a minimal writer from an author who is not a writer at all.
Concluding that aerosol cooling is probably minimal, the authors called for more research.
Because the increase in QALYs was minimal, the authors reported results in quality-adjusted life-days (QALDs); (i) $Can−371/QALD; (ii) $Can24,367/QALD; (iii) $Can218/QALD; and (iv) $Can−895/QALD.
Some authors' papers require minimal formatting; other authors use their own idiosyncratic style, blithely ignoring both the stylesheet and the way in which previous papers have been laid out.
It would seem that the authors' minimal task, after having propounded such a striking theory, is to make it plausible.
Local writers pay for this "favorite" status: after a minimal handling fee, authors shell out several hundred dollars to be recommended by the staff and shelved up front.
Using minimal examples, the author claims that, by 1860, investors and managers had reorganized the chaotic sporting culture of the early national period into an early version of mass entertainment and more centralized control over the industry.
Using this minimal model, the authors investigate the factors determining the waiting time for such a transition.
Given this minimal risk, some authors hope that the management of these children will become a non-entity in the near future, and screening blood tests (e.g. complete blood cell count with differential, blood culture), and empiric antibiotic treatment will become unnecessary [ 2].
The good news is that a majority of open source software is covered by a handful of licenses, and there are just two major license categories: "copyleft" requires developers to make the source code and documentation available; and "permissive" applies minimal conditions, such as author attribution.
