Thus far, there seems to be a definite trend towards thanking God for survival, and one really feels that in this case the Catholic-bashing climate of recent months needs firmly to be set aside.
As much as divorce sucks, the period after a marriage ends is a unique opportunity to finally be a little selfish again and take your needs firmly off the back burner.
Yet, an important bottleneck has limited the widespread use of the technique in membrane research, i.e., the need to firmly attach the specimens onto a solid support for analysis, meaning the very central concept of a native membrane separating two aqueous compartments is not preserved.
However, it needs to be emphasized that the major challenge in identifying diagnostic, predictive, and prognostic miRNAs still resides in the need to firmly validate these findings in additional independent cohorts or by additional preclinical/clinical verification studies.
To do this, you may need to firmly "shoo" the horse away.
Since you may be storing these little pies in the freezer you will need to firmly screw the lid on top.
If you want to break through the growth barriers at your church, you need to firmly believe that God wants those barriers torn down.
And public scepticism of the benefits of unconventional monetary policy might also have been less pronounced when the benefits of monetary expansion were more obviously flowing to workers.Meanwhile, history suggests that independent central banks will often be unwilling to demonstrate the "Rooseveltian resolve" needed to firmly boost demand.
Additional research among patients with different types of medical problems is needed to firmly establish the value and need of the N-of-1 approach in primary care.
She cautioned that this was an observational study, and that more research, particularly in the form of prospective studies, would be needed to firmly establish the connection.
