Reflecting the importance of quicksilver to the Spanish Crown, in the early seventeenth century the Peruvian viceroy Luis de Velasco succinctly noted that "if there was not mercury, nor would there be silver" (de Velasco 1921).
Karin and Greten (2005) succinctly noted that carcinogenesis may be divided into three mechanistic phases: initiation (which involves stable genomic alterations), promotion (which involves the proliferation of genetically altered cells) and progression (which involves an increase in the size of the tumour, the spreading of the tumour and the acquisition of additional genetic changes).
He also notes that the Rutgers-Eagleton poll succinctly describe the charges against Menendez, whereas the Quinnipiac poll explains the indictment in more vivid language before asking if the respondent thinks the senator should resign.
Leading nutrition expert Dr. Marion Nestle notes that our national sugar policy is "ripe for satire"; she also succinctly advises, "eat less sugar".
"He's no she," Andrew Malcolm, blogging for the LA Times, succinctly notes.
As Maureen Dowd succinctly notes ("Smoking Dutch Cleanser," column, Feb. 11), the Bush administration has a long history of self-serving and self-protecting pronouncements, going back at least to the empty assertions that Al Qaeda was in league with Saddam Hussein.
That was also the bold front page message, which listed their names while succinctly noting the i's editorial ethos: "Concise.
Haupt succinctly noted the number of men, the skills, training and leadership required and precisely described construction materials and techniques so that the process could be replicated exactly — again and again — in the future.
But as May succinctly noted at a one-day energy policy conference last autumn at McGill University: "The economy is a wholly owned subsidiary of the environment".
Lowes (2000) succinctly outlines the issues faced in forecasting of SV, noting that an understanding of the fluid processes within the core might be useful in producing more accurate predictions.
