Thematic analysis of the panelists' answers pointed to the importance of two groups of factors when deciding hearing aids candidature for mild hearing loss: patient-centered criteria and objective measures.
Functional neuroimaging findings reported by Zatorre et al. (1998) pointed to the importance of left dorsolateral frontal cortex in supporting conditional verbal-pitch associations in AP possessors while listening to tones (an implicit pitch naming task).
He continues, "Dieting with the plants granted me many visual blessings but more importantly it helped show me the importance of single pointed focus and helped me strengthen my concentration".
Point to its pointed teeth.
PINK FLAMINGOS (John Waters, 1972) Apparently frivolous, definitely foul, Waters's ultra-camp, post-Warholian immersion in disgust, which stars the glorious transvestite star Divine, was a pointed De Sadean antidote to the self-importance that was creeping into American movies at the time.
The relative importance of the sector adds a pointed political dimension to the debate over banking regulation.
Suddenly the piece evolves into a very pointed lesson not just in history and memory, but in the importance of empathy and the ability to put yourself in other people's places.
Though a pointed critic of the Obama administration, Cardinal Dolan frequently speaks about the importance of engaging with people with whom one disagrees.
As a candidate he paid a pointed visit to Tempo, a crusading magazine battling multiple lawsuits, to underline the importance of a free press.Crucially, while Miss Megawati shrank from public appearances, Mr Yudhoyono, as her co-ordinating minister for security, served as the government's most prominent spokesman.
Equally disappointing for Michael Tomlinson, striving to play the straight man, was that David Cameron ignored his pointed plea for a "world-class education for our children including respect for our traditions, and perhaps even learning the importance of our national anthem".
