Midori closed the program with an agitated rendering of Mr. MacMillan's "After the Tryst" (1994), a slight study for a larger work, and a lively, bright-hued account of Mr. Adams's "Road Movies" (1995), a score that is edging toward repertory status for young violinists.
It is the work of a laborer who, without the slightest study, super-imposes 15 strictly identical stories to make a block then stops when he finds the block high enough".
Carolyn Carlson, the Paris-based American modern dance choreographer, offers here one of her distilled if slight character studies.
Today the two plays, running through Aug. 29 at 311 West 43rd Street, seem like lovely but slight character studies.
15 16 For this study, one unit of alcohol was equivalent to approximately 8 10 g of absolute alcohol (slight variation across studies) equating to one glass of wine (approximately 100 125 mL), one small glass of sherry, a single nip of spirits, or half a pint of lager (regular strength).
Our findings indicate that a slight majority of studies demonstrated improvement in control of the organism following reductions in vancomycin use, although individual studies reported a wide range of results.
Although this colonisation rate is a little lower than that reported by Yancy et al. in their investigation of timing of swabs in 826 women (26.5% vs approx 20% in this study) there were slight differences in the study population with the former study excluding women who had received antibiotics within a week prior to birth.
Finally, there was slight heterogeneity across studies.
In "partial replication" studies (slight) procedural modifications are introduced whereas all other aspects closely mimic the original study (a "true" replication according to [ 72]).
In some studies, slight possible benefits in relapse outcomes were found with omega-6 fatty acids, but data were characterized by the reduced validity of the endpoints.
