The facade was adorned with columns of yellow Sicilian marble, and carved figures of Music and Dance presided within, although statues representing Stage-Door Johnnies would have been more appropriate; the stage door was, as Ziegfeld's biographer noted, the most famous in Broadway history.
For the slower mixing burner, with aerodynamics more appropriate to staged combustion, low-NOx operation is observed with a reduction from 356 to 250 ppm.
An extended lymph node dissection is thought to provide more appropriate pathological staging and better regional disease control, as well as possible survival advantages compared to limited lymph node dissection [ 25].
Hence, it is more appropriate at this stage to use patients' CD4 cell count and clinical stage for decision on ART initiation, as it has originally been the standard for HIV-1.
While both are distinctive in their dress, both are affecting a costume more appropriate for the stage.
However, I am not sure the use of "Surprisingly" is necessary in the text (page 5, right column) considering the qPCR data for BSM transcripts in Fig 2B. "In contrast to the loss of ABP1 transcript…" might be more appropriate at this stage of the narrative.
But given the exploratory nature of this study where the conceptualization and measurement of a rich concept will be executed from a new angle in highly complex institutions with complex environments, it was more appropriate at this stage to practically test the measurement tool than to statistically validate a possible deficient measurement tool.
We are making a targeted set of changes to make it more appropriate for early-stage..
It is determined that the linear hardening model can predict the early trends of the experimental data while parabolic hardening may be more appropriate at later stages.
Second, higher investment costs in the form of production make them more appropriate for later-stage tests versus a home shopping placement.
