The soft money collected in the latest election cycle amounted to close to half a billion dollars -- enough, one would think, to satisfy any fund-raiser or political party for some time to come.
The possibility of publication bias was examined using the Orwin fail-safe N. The search strategy identified 8678 articles, of which 120 referred to studies that were thought to potentially satisfy the inclusion criteria.
This shift from mitochondrial respiration to aerobic glycolysis is known as the Warburg effect, and this effect is thought to help satisfy the altered metabolic needs of tumor cells.
Because of his experience and standing, he would be a noncontroversial appointment for a department under intense scrutiny, but some city officials said yesterday that he was thought to be satisfied with his current post.
Such a response is thought to be essential to satisfy two contrasting needs arising from Cd stress: i) maintaining cell GSH homeostasis; ii) detoxifying heavy metals by means of GSH-consuming activities.
We did not establish a required number of benchmarks for each principle a priori but sought simply to provide as much guidance as we thought necessary to satisfy a given principle.
"Five years ago, the idea of either [China or India] stopping — or even slowing — coal use was considered an insurmountable hurdle, as coal-fired power plants were thought necessary to satisfy the energy demands of these nations.
Shale plays are thought to hold enough gas to satisfy 20 years of U.S. demand, and McClendon tirelessly boosts plentiful, clean-burning natural gas as a magic bullet that can rid America of dirty coal and imported gas.
Even this exponential rate of growth was not thought rapid enough to satisfy the thirst for speed and realism demanded by today's discerning gamers.
It is shown that even in situations for which a non-linear oscillator may be thought a priori to satisfy the "small perturbation" requirements, the analytical results obtained by the amplitude-expansion method of perturbation analysis may lead to incomplete and/or erroneous results.
