The prominence of crisis terms in these periods, in addition to others, points to the Fed's inclination to alert consumers not only about the actual but also a potential crisis.
Given the prominence of the term 'quality' across health policy and practice and its centrality to many international efforts to improve healthcare, it is perhaps surprising to suggest that what we might mean when we speak of 'quality' remains obscure and worthy of debate [ 6].
This then leads to the prominence of a new term that expressed this ontological focus: namely, dravya" (ibid, 569).
"With national security rising in prominence in terms of what people care about, Vice President Cheney is a very hot commodity".
Mr. Zukin, a professor at Rutgers University, said that for some, the storm had achieved a prominence in terms of public interest that is as dominant if not more so as the election.
These two moves seem to be assigned rhetorical prominence in terms of early positioning, recursion, obligatory presence, and relatively high textual space assigned.
This implies that the prominence of these attributes in terms of its relation to other attributes is consistent.
In our cohort, we were impressed by the prominence of fatigue, both in terms of how frequently it was mentioned across FGs and how severely impairing it was for so many women.
While the prominence of the hydrolase activity term among the probes may be reflected in the 'catabolic process' BP term (Fig. 9b), which accounts for a considerable portion of all BP term annotations, it could also be related to defense mechanisms, though in a general sense rather than specialized stress-response activities.
The long-term prominence of substances commonly covered in articles in environmental science journals therefore ignores the needs of regulatory agencies like the U.S.EPA.
