Here, as WW Norton identifies, Kipling "brought to its strange perfection that narrative manner of implication, abstention, and obliquity of which the first considerable example is Mrs Bathurst".
The instrumental case for the arts as providers of social and economic benefit, the arguments which have been made to governments of both colours over the last 25 years, were presented with little anger and considerable example.
This is a good example of the considerable potential for boringness in Judson's think pieces.
One recent example is the considerable heterogeneity amongst naïve donors in NK cell IFN-γ secretion in response to malaria-infected erythrocytes 35.
Another example is the considerable variation in mitochondrial diameter, which again is difficult to explain by the current model but can be interpreted as a kinesin-driven membrane deformation process.
Other conserved traits include the importance of secondary metabolic pathways in pathogenic fungi, often in linked clusters in Aspergillus (Bergmann et al., 2007; Perrin et al., 2007) and M. oryzae (Dean et al., 2005), for example, and the considerable secreted proteomes associated with pathogens (Ma et al., 2010; Wilson and Talbot, 2009).
In addition, the impact of changing the discount rates was considerable, for example, the ICER increased by 8-11% when an equal discount rate of 3.5% for costs and health effects was applied and decreased by 16-39% when neither costs nor effects were discounted.
For example, there is the considerable friction among the members of Buffalo Springfield: "We hated each other," Young is quoted as saying.
All of the aesthetic expressions that have come down from the Maya, for example, obviously reflect the considerable weight of theocracy that existed in their world.
The preliminary preparation takes considerable time for example, searching the objects for shooting, which is usually based on the online research.
