I realize that fetal pain relief may be no more farfetched today than maternal pain relief was in the past, and I know we shouldn't throw the proverbial baby of fetal research out with some questionable bathwater.
Her research shows that the proverbial glass ceiling remains very much intact: on average, women in the UK are paid 23 per cent less per hour than men.
Some seem to think that public health officials pull a microbe "crisis du jour" out of their proverbial test tube when financing for infectious disease research and control programs appears to be drying up.
"I do think the industry should petition to remove the Spitzer initiatives because ultimately they hurt the competitiveness of our country by denying small companies the access to research analysts," he said, throwing a proverbial grenade into the auditorium.
Among the various research thrusts in solar PV, the most proverbial area is extracting maximum power from solar PV system.
4. It could also facilitate basic autism research by minimizing the need to hammer the proverbial square peg into a round hole, which was so aptly expressed in the title of the article "Time to give up on a single explanation for autism", Happe et al. [ 63].
"As the baby boomers retire, we'll be losing the head of the proverbial python that tried to swallow the elephant," said Ross C. DeVol, director of regional and demographic studies at the Milken Institute, an economic research group in Santa Monica, Calif.
"U.S. consumers haven't fallen off the proverbial cliff, but they are hanging on for dear life," Richard F. Moody, chief economist at Mission Residential in Austin, Tex., wrote in a research note.
The proverbial blank slate".
The title became proverbial.
