And that would be key in a game like this.
Communication for this project would be key.
Little did any of us realise that this event would be key to what she was going to do in Film, her Unilever Turbine Hall project, which opened on Monday.
To start this now would be key – especially since the summer's next biggest blockbuster (Jurassic World) has already come under fire from Avengers director Joss Whedon, who scrutinised the trailer, for marketing Bryce Dallas Howard's character as "a stiff" compared with co-star Chris Pratt's "life-force".
Eddie said that eradicating the mistakes that are costing Glasgow this season would be key to lifting the 1872 Cup.
Rather, in a country where 88 million adults lack the basic skills required for 90percentt of jobs in the fastest growing industries, this effort would be key to rebuilding our economy and restoring our competitive edge globally.
To our knowledge, the sensitivity and specificity of basic symptoms and signs included in PEC training to guide management has not been quantified; but this knowledge would be key to know how well we can expect PHC workers to use these to provide a reasonable standard of eye care.
Taking what he'd learned from his time with the DNR, he came to this conclusion: "Diversity would be key to my farming future". So he decided to transition the 80-acre farm settled by his great-great-grandfather and go completely organic.
In this experimental setup, it would be key to know whether apigenin administration had effects on the relative numbers of neutrophils in the exudate fluid, especially as others have reported anti-inflammatory effects of apigenin in rodents in other experimental models (69).
This 'multi-dimensional data integration' would be key to develop targeted therapies for complex conditions like ARDS.
