Cultural codes are handled with exceedingly more finesse and with sharper implications in the photography of Andres Serrano, Shirin Neshat, Lorna Simpson, Carrie Mae Weems, Sharon Lockhart, Bruce Yonemoto, Wolfgang Tilmans, Collier Schorr, Nan Goldin and Catherine Opie.
In principle it would be possible to synthesise these data using individual participant data meta-analysis methods (Stewart 2011), with the potential to reduce current levels of uncertainty concerning main effects and effect modifiers, and to generate findings with much sharper implications for policy concerning portion, package and tableware size interventions.
Artists Aaron Tsuru and Kate Sweeney, in an August 22 pop-up show they've curated at Rabbithole Studio in Brooklyn, NY, lean in to the saccharine and the sharp-edged implications of the term.
I think that there's a reason for this, one that's built into the story and that reflects Linklater's sharp perception of its implications.
We have warned the Indian government quietly about the implications, but sharp, public comments from the U.S. government will only push India and Iran closer together.
Lack of barrier protection and unnecessary manipulation of injection equipment puts HCWs at risk of sharp injuries that have implications for transmission of HBV and HCV in a country where prevalence of these infections is high among general population.
It was time for the Supreme Court today to begin confronting the practical implications of the sharp new direction it took two years ago in criminal sentencing.
"There were also a number of bigger news stories yesterday including a significant cabinet reshuffle and the implications of a sharp rise in inflation".
Sharp's research had direct implications on the development of new therapeutics, which led to his involvement as cofounder of Alnylam Pharmaceuticals in 2002.
