Japanese campaigns to gain aboriginal submission were often brutal, as evidenced in the desire of Japan's first Governor General, Kabayama Sukenori, to "...conquer the barbarians".
The first experts who come to mind after reading a submission are often not the most efficient referees.
For example, the age of the pigs being tested was not consistently recorded, and total animals-at-risk for a submission was often omitted.
And yet, for all the how-to resources available on the Internet and in bookstores, the submissions are often so amateurish they sometimes make Mimi O'Connor, MTV's editorial manager, want to "jump off the Brooklyn Bridge".
Since the personnel responsible for making the submissions were often not the scientist involved in these QC discussions, there was inevitably a communications delay to ensure everyone clearly understood the new requirements and their implementation by each affected data provider.
5 As a result, orphan drugs do not usually meet standard cost-effectiveness criteria, and reported ICERs in manufacturers' reimbursement submissions are often higher than the market's willingness-to-pay (WTP) threshold.
One of the joys of reading fiction lies in surrendering to another's sensibility, a voluntary submission that is often compared to dreaming someone else's dream.
Because cDNA library construction information is not mandatory for dbEST submission, it is often difficult to get complete cDNA library constructional information among dbEST records.
The submission of readings is often done online, thus the user needs to have an Internet connection [ 1]. bEthical approval for the survey research conducted via Pain Association Scotland, stage 1, was awarded by the University of Aberdeen.
Still, some hackers said, it was time for Netizens to fight back in a country [Mexico] where the news media have been cowed into submission, and where the justice system is often complicit in heinous crimes that regularly go unpunished.
