Using extensive interviews and half a lifetime of research, she suggests – with reference to the birth of the environmental movement in the 1960s – that we are at a "Silent Spring" moment in our infatuation with life on screens rather than life in the real world, never wholly in one or the other.
In this context, it is misleading of Messori and colleagues to use Figure 1 of their paper to suggest, with reference to the confidence intervals, that there is no difference between the studies or that their observational study has a very similar result to the other studies cited.
Table 1 provides an overview of the possibilities for further improvements that we have identified in the current appendices and suggested changes with reference to the following sections, where we provide more detailed description of these as well as ten recommendations.
Unrepeatable results: The possibility of magnification of biologic variability because of low-level exposures to chemical mixtures is suggested with special reference to some known examples, including the controversial study on synergistic interactions of endocrine disruptors.
He then suggested to Robinson, with reference to the heat, that "next time you should cover your bald head".
United boss Sir Alex Ferguson insisted that both penalties were "justified", even suggesting, with particular reference to Gary Cahill's first-half collision with Danny Wellbeck, that: "We could have had four penalties".
"Two lovers hide behind a veil of nonchalance, but both are equally aware of the other's intentions," Inglis suggests, with specific reference to the third verse: The message behind the verses' recurring lines "I do, I do" and "Should someone be looking at me" has invited conflicting interpretations.
You write about this class with a mocking tone, suggesting, as Haruki Murakami does with reference to Japan's Westernization, that it is a culture of "borrowed surfaces".
This is intended to stabilize fishing effort and should be considered with reference to the suggested changes in the specifications and types of gears proposed.
These findings have theoretical implications in the taxonomy of aggression and antisocial conduct, since they suggest that a subtyping of CD with reference to CU traits should be considered.
