The statistic, while striking, needs a few caveats.
"This striking failure establishes the need for far more vigorous Congressional oversight".
The President's Council of Economic Advisers says the premium is "striking evidence" of a need for more skilled workers.
Furthermore, the inability to detect genomic RNA or isolate virus from serum samples was striking and highlights the need for CSF sampling for both clinical diagnosis and epidemiologic studies.
This striking result motivates a need for methods that enable to explicitly control the GC-content and more precisely that enable to design sequences with low GC-content (i.e. ≤30%).
But advances in microprocessor design and cooling systems have significantly reduced the need for such striking compromises, especially in the higher-priced ultraportable notebooks, experts say.
Here, we propose that one of the most striking consequences is the urgent need for new critical care concepts for cancer patients.
The New York Times reported that Obama, speaking in Ft. Wayne IN, focused on Dr. King's presence in Memphis in support of striking sanitation workers and the continuing need for economic justice: The reason Dr. King was in Memphis the day he was shot, Mr. Obama told the crowd of about 2,000 people, had to do as much with economics, in the form of wages and income, as with race.
But Prism avoided the need for board approval by striking deals to buy the stakes held by individual shareholders.
The striking evolutionary diversity of insects argues a need for efficient methods to apply genome information from such models to genetically uncharacterized species.
