The American expert on the committee, Felice Gaer, made plain her disagreement.
Mr Straw made plain his disagreement with Lord Neill's insistence that governments should remain neutral in such campaigns when he gave evidence to the House of Commons Home Affairs Select Committee yesterday.
Comcast says its dispute with Level 3 is a plain-vanilla disagreement over Internet traffic, not an effort to stifle a rival.
The new regulator, however, will be independent of the central bank, which has made its disagreement plain.
But whether this is done or not, it should be plain that my disagreement with the majority of the Court as now constituted stems basically from a different concept of the reach of the constitutional liberty of the press rather than from any difference of opinion as to what former cases have held.
plain radiographs Major disagreement between two observers in 5 9% of cases Estimated error incidence per observer of 3 6% 1997 Tudor et al. [19] Plain radiographs Mean accuracy: 77% without clinical information, 80% with clinical information.
Cameron said no one was suggesting had "all been plain sailing", citing private disagreements and the greater political risks attached to joining forces.
n/a – gene not present in this isolate Values in plain italic text show a disagreement in regulatory status between the microarray and Q-PCR data.
d Fold change between the FeHm unsupplemented and supplemented sample by Q-PCR of the Rd KW20 previously published by Whitby et al. [ 25] † not present on Rd array, but inclusion in the core verified by Q-PCR of array samples Values in plain italic text show a disagreement in regulatory status between the microarray and Q-PCR data.
THERE is disagreement— whether stemming from geographic rivalries or plain old confusion — on how best to draw a line around this boisterous, night-lively neighborhood.
A major disagreement rate of 5 9% was identified between two observers in interpreting emergency department plain radiographs, with an error incidence per observer of 3 6%[18]].
