These secondary victims deserve help too, and the institutions best able to provide it are the private organizations that are sitting on $1.3 billion in contributions and pledges.
As the most common type of site, secondary implementations deserve close attention especially from reform developers who want their innovative teaching strategies to spread successfully.
However, when he turned his attention to Jacobs' book, Mumford was disappointed: Whereas "Sense and Sensibility" could have been the title of her Harvard talk, what she sets forth in "The Death and Life of Great American Cities" comes close to deserving the secondary title of "Pride and Prejudice".
Secondary metabolism genes deserve special consideration in our study because Colletotrichum species, like most necrotrophs and hemibiotrophs, produce a diverse set of secondary metabolites, which act as antibiotics, toxins, as well as with roles in the protection from stress and pathogenicity (Keller et al. 2005; Spanu and Kämper 2010; O'Connell et al. 2012).
The IFS found that while London's secondary schools certainly deserve some of the credit they've been given by politicians of every hue, the biggest factor of all in narrowing the achievement gap between the affluent and the less fortunate was, in fact, "the power of early achievement in primary schools".
When he added, "it is better to relegate thoughts about chronology to the secondary position they deserve and to concentrate on the literary and philosophical content of the works, taken on their own and in relation to the others," he proposed peace between the literary contextualist and analytic developmentalist camps.
The first is that suspects deserve a secondary, presumably less competent, level of medical care while in custody.
The amino acids that most vary in relation to MW and hydrophobicity according to the secondary structure under consideration deserve additional comments.
Thus, the association between various lipid measurements and secondary risk of CAD deserves more attention due to limited and inconsistent results of previous studies.
