The fact that this very prominent American discourse, that has been central to the pursuit of personalized medicine within pharmacogenomics, is also highlighted in the Brazilian context provides further evidence of how there is an 'incorporation' and not simply or only a rejection of specific aspects of US European pharmacogenetic research.
But it is obviously far from clear whether the ordinary notion of soul, as it develops from the Homeric poems down to the end of the fifth century, is a well-formed, coherent notion, one that can suitably support the very prominent role that Plato assigns to the soul, in the Phaedo as well as in other dialogues.
My great-grandfather was the glazier who put the glass into the big stained-glass window that's very prominent in the Great Hall of the University of Birmingham.
What is clear though is that some very prominent companies seem to think it's easier — and perhaps more lucrative — to say sorry and take a (very) mild financial drubbing than it is to play by the rules in the first place.
Western blot assays confirm a gradual CypB diminishment in crude cell extracts (Fig. 3F) that became very prominent at 10 µM and a CypB enrichment in conditioned media (Fig. 3G) detectable at the dose of 1 µM CsA.
And growing up with that sort of environment, growing up with that very, very prominent emphasis on watching "Star Trek" with my dad, something that I did as a kid, it, I think, made me very open to exploration and understanding religion and science to be intrinsically interconnected.
But we are concerned that these two very prominent Saudi human rights activists have been sentenced to prison.
Some peaks that are not very prominent in conventional IR spectra appear to have higher intensity in the PCDS spectra.
The cap features an umbo that is usually very prominent.
Our analysis indicates that it is very prominent under our experimental conditions (about 30,000 effective photons per second).
