The research implications are that subsequent studies can use the findings of this review to inform prognostic factor selection, and that prognostic studies would ideally be designed to enhance the capacity for findings to be pooled with those of other studies.
The setbacks only seem to fuel Ms. Griffin's capacity for finding humor in the most unlikely places.
Winner of this year's Pulitzer Prize in poetry, Ryan's eighth book is a nearly career-spanning showcase of her taut, unconventional verse and its capacity for finding the essence of things.
My guess is that the President could sense in Biloxi, Gulfport, and other coastal towns something of Midland, Texas, a boom-and-bust oil town that, unlike New Orleans, was forever reinventing itself, with an eye on the next big deal and, more important, a capacity for finding opportunity in misfortune.
For another, I thought she might help; given her extensive experience with losing things, I figured she must have developed a compensatory capacity for finding them.
He has a youthful capacity for finding delight in whatever he does, whether it is sniffing out a decent Italian meal in Salt Lake City or exploring the mysterious landscape of language.
Our capacity for finding beauty amid blight is a major theme of these 10 stories, whether the subject is teenagers awkwardly working out the puzzles of adulthood or a self-reliant cancer patient's dawning recognition that her life of deep-woods isolation is no longer tenable.
In contrast, we utilize more structural information, such as solvent accessibility and contact capacity, for finding structural fragments.
"Reason" implied, in his view, not only the capacity for formally correct thinking, for finding adequate creatural analogies to the truths of revelation, but also, above all, the capacity to grasp the reality that humans encounter.
These findings demonstrate the capacity for cellular tension to modulate the activity of the endogenous TGFβ signaling pathway.
