In interviews across several of Caracas's poorest neighborhoods, residents did not readily point to tangible benefits under Mr. Chávez's time in office.
Sir Edward George can readily point to the effect of Gordon Brown's last budget, which will clip the annual inflation rate by half a percentage point in March and April, according to official statisticians.
Analysis revealed that the majority of these students readily point to early experiences of hands-on learning with building kits or with real technologies such as computers.
Rare variant associations are also expected to more readily point to the causal locus or functional unit, potentially enhancing the translational potential of these findings.
They all described plenty of change, but no-one could readily point to a planned, targeted strategy for chronic illness care (although there were several examples of planning, trialling and implementing improvements for more discrete problems, such as handling pathology results).
One might just as readily point to its page-turning qualities – the narrative is as propulsive as anything he has written before – or applaud the novel's caustic and frequently laugh-out-loud sense of humour.
Proponents of hormesis readily point to moderate ethanol consumption as producing beneficial hormetic behavior in humans (Calabrese and Baldwin 2003b).
Marshall pointed to the readily available solutions for controlling leaks and intentional releases of methane gas, portraying them as some of lowest cost strategies available to reduce carbon emissions.
