Mr. Karoui, laying on both charm and his French accent with a trowel, had the orchestra play one singing phrase from Tchaikovsky's "Romeo and Juliet," isolated two salient notes, and then showed how Bernstein wove those two notes deep into the fabric of several "West Side Story" numbers.
In this context, it is salient to note that, taken in its entirety, including the provision and purification of reactant feedstreams, on a global scale, the operation of the Haber Process currently consumes 1 2%% of the world's energy demand, e.g. [2, 3].
It is salient to note that in taxonomy and binomial nomenclature, the genus name of the martins (the larger-bodied among swallow genera) is Progne, a Latinized form of Procne.
It is also salient to note that our data derive from a clinical trial cohort of patients who may not be representative of patients in the real world.
It is salient to note however that FLK1+/ENG− cells do not remain ENG− for long and rapidly express ENG and at 24 hours there is little difference in ENG expression between pre-culture FLK1+/ENG− and FLK1+/ENG+ cells in liquid culture (supplementary material Fig. S6).
The activities planned did not aim to specifically explore community perceptions of risks around archiving or genetic screening but it is salient to note that the levels of consultation used here did not generate further exploration or debate of these issues.
It is salient to note that combining information on clinical markers of anti-TNF treatment response previously identified, (concurrent DMARD therapy, baseline HAQ and gender) 2– 4 with RF and anti-CCP antibody status data still only accounts for a small proportion of the variance in drug response (R 2 = 17%) and would not be useful in the clinical setting.
Field notes from the discussions and interviews were reviewed and salient themes noted as well as divergences and discrepancies between the different maps.
This article examines questions connected with the two salient features noted, and in connection with the first, it also examines Locke's relationship to Newton, a figure instrumental to the changing conceptions of scientific knowledge.
