And this seems to be where we came in, and where Jarvis is perhaps most different and potentially important: he is willing to risk ridicule, incomprehension or hostility as he tries to communicate.
Act II of the most intriguing and potentially important diplomatic drama of George W. Bush's presidency will unfold this weekend in the Italian seaport of Genoa when Mr. Bush renews his unexpected friendship with President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
His trip is being described here as the most extensive and potentially important undertaken by a South African head of state since the governing National Party came to power in 1948.
One of the most provocative and potentially important science issues in recent years is the apparent irreproducibility of scientific studies.
Our most novel, and potentially important, finding was that if C>B, and producers and nonproducers coexisted at equilibrium, nonproducers were almost always found on the edge (boundary) of clusters of producers; more specifically, nonproducers were found between clusters of producers and areas of open space (i.e., open slots; Figures 1, 2 and 3).
19 Census subdivisions, which are sometimes coined as communities, 20 still contain diverse subareas, most likely masking potentially important within-area variations.
Perhaps one of the most unexpected and potentially important results obtained from this study is that certain Notch target genes respond to Smr mutation in a temporally and spatially restricted manner.
None of the studies in our review examined alternative definitions of frailty and most did not assess potentially important domains, including mood and cognition.
Most studies adjusted for potentially important confounders with the exception of 3 studies, in which key lifestyle (i.e., diet, exercise) (17, 18) and socioeconomic factors (15, 17, 18) were not considered.
The G × G and G × E effects are not yet taken into account in most current studies, but some potentially important G × G and G × E interactions have been demonstrated.
