Fall 2010 was when the board hired consultants and began a profound review of the Corcoran's mission and ability to survive.
Therefore, we have carried out a comprehensive and profound review of documents from policy consulting institutions, such as the German Advisory Council on Global Change, science, NGOs, unions and other stakeholders and the media as well as the target agreements of other comparable countries to identify and adopt appropriate proposals for binding or non-binding targets.
Mother and Child To the Editor: Profound thanks to William Saletan, in his review of "Embryo: A Defense of Human Life," by Robert P. George and Christopher Tollefsen (Feb. 10), for highlighting that a human embryo depends upon interaction with the lining (endometrium) of a woman's womb to survive and grow.
And whether you're telling the world your profound ideas, personal medical information, or your review of the HDMI cable you bought on Amazon, these publicly exposed tidbits are impacting the world in new and profound ways.
Boy, oh boy, did I feel a profound sense of déjà vu reading Benjamin Anastas's review of "Last Seen Leaving," by Kelly Braffet (Dec. 24).
In his Guardian review of The Orphanage, Peter Bradshaw wrote: "[It] revives the genre's great theme: our profound yet unacknowledged fear of children.
George Orwell once wrote a review of "Mein Kampf" in 1940, and I think it has some of the most profound insights of any commentator of the modern political world.
In a review of empirical research studies on K-12 teachers regarding evolution, Sickel and Friedrichsen ([2013]) show that there are profound misconceptions about evolution that color how teachers present the topic and how much time they devote to evolution.
The matrix should not replace the thorough process of systematically reviewing evidence and profound evaluations of data, but could be integrated within these research activities as a tool for overviewing the results.
Lastly our profound gratitude goes to reviewers of this paper for critically reviewing the initial manuscript to produce this apt final piece.
Subtype D is associated with faster progression to AIDS ([5], reviewed in [6,7]), more profound loss of CD4+ T cells [5,8] and decreased frequency of invariant natural killer T cells [9], as compared with subtype A. Further studies of subtype D infection are warranted to understand subtype-dependent differences in HIV-1 immunopathogenesis.
