These results should be further confirmed, but they underscore the relevance of using detailed exposure assessment to identify the independent associations of traffic noise and traffic-related air pollution (Künzli 2013) on common outcomes.
Rather, they underscore issues that should be addressed in existing hazard identification and risk assessment practices.
Heading into a crucial weekend of negotiations, Mr. Obama said the jobless numbers, and the fragile recovery they underscored, should give both parties even more incentive to strike a deal reducing the deficit and averting the risk of a government default early next month.
Whatever those factors were, they should have underscored the inherent riskiness of the positions in 2011, well before they blew up.
We should underscore that they do not consider themselves a factor in dissemination of STIs.
And that should really underscore the point here.
We should perhaps underscore once more that this is not an indicator of the desired future, but rather what are seen as the most likely visions.
The Administration should also underscore the fact that our nation is wealthy enough to cover current beneficiaries, as well as those entering the system in the next ten years or so, with relative ease.
Our findings should not underscore the potential importance of these cytokines to NASH pathogenesis, as elevated serum and hepatic levels of IL1 β have been reported at different time points in the MCD model.
Made of steel plates sandwiched around concrete, they will have a smooth, unbroken surface that should underscore the museum's fluid forms.
Lisa Rickard, president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Institute for Legal Reform, called the analysis "momentous". "Today's CBO analysis should underscore what two-thirds of voters have said: Congress should include meaningful medical liability reform in the healthcare reform bill," she said.
