Most studies focused on female subjects, thus pointing to the great need for studies on aging males.
Both Dr. Wood and Dr. Tattersall see Dr. Berger's discovery as pointing to the great variety of australopithecine apes, from which it will be very difficult to select the particular species that gave rise to humans.
Policy makers following Samuelson (more so than Keynes himself) have stressed the positive effect of government intervention, pointing to the Great Depression as animus, and the New Deal, and World War II as proof.
Many experts have pointed to the greater elasticity of the brain in a child's youngest years, underscoring the need for early intervention.
You know that justice will prevail in the long run and you don't plummet into depression". Other theories point to the greater susceptibility of women to depression.
While she claims that those victories make her the stronger contender in November, Mr. Obama points to the greater number of states in his column.
Unlike the process of synapse elimination, where the classical pathway plays a major role4,5, our results point to the greater importance of the lectin pathway in the regulation of neuronal migration.
Asked if he was confident that Crosby's comeback would last longer than his last one, Shero pointed to the greater certainty of knowing about the soft-tissue neck injury, which was undetected before the first comeback.
Discussions of composition effects pointed to the greater "vulnerability" of women and minorities to cycle-related job loss, but also noted the tendency for women and minorities to be employed in more stable, albeit lower-wage, industries.
Finally, structures obtained by using 4-bromotetrafluorophenol do not reproduce these motifs, an observation that may point to the greater importance of steric and allosteric factors in determining intermolecular arrangements in protein systems.
