To ensure any increases in revenue produced from higher aid are not merely being captured as profits, the Department of Education might consider setting a baseline percentage of total revenue that must be used on educational expenditures.
There is thus a need for methods that capture not merely the differentiation of individual stem cells, but the three-dimensional and tissue-level contexts in which this differentiation occurs [10].
The film is not merely some stage performance captured by fixed cameras in a theater.
At its best, the production captures not merely Kramer's fury but the utopian vision within it, which has deep American roots, from Walt Whitman through the Radical Faeries: a longing for gay men to take what the world sees as their weakness — their tenderness for one another — and forge it into strength and unity.
On first acquaintance, I expressed reservations about originality, but these hesitations have been cancelled by this film's fiercely atmospheric drama, and its evocation of the East Anglian landscape, capturing not merely the traditional sense of its endless level desolation, but also the way its huge skies are paradoxically enclosing and imprisoning.
Carbon capture is not merely a way of snatching the carbon dioxide from the air and burying it.
This is thought to be an advantage because, notwithstanding the supposed difficulties with moral objectivism, morality is widely regarded as "not merely subjective," and MMR can capture this.
Often, research is not restricted to merely capturing students' learning strategies but also includes interventions, leading to a pre-post design with repeated surveys, so one essential goal lies in keeping the load for students within reasonable limits.
We need to capture the imagination of voters, not merely remind them of how poor the other parties are.
