To truly conclude on the importance of contractility, it seems essential to use some alternative method to test the functional importance of myosin activity.
Greenwald called Sunstein's paper "truly pernicious," concluding, "The reason conspiracy theories resonate so much is precisely that people have learned — rationally — to distrust government actions and statements.
Morley recently questioned whether the findings of key trials in very old people are truly generalizable, concluding that they do not apply to frail very old people and singled out blood pressure as an area where treatment targets should be attenuated [ 13].
"The picture I encountered is truly alarming," she concluded.Yet there is another side to the story.
Only the Communists, he had concluded, were truly committed to the principle of self-determination in Asia.
When patients do not understand the limitations of such treatment, their consent to undergo it is not truly informed, the authors concluded.
The author expressed the conviction that Franzen would do his part for the birds of the Balkans, because "you love them for what they are (tiny little displaced persons)." Very truly yours, the letter concluded, Nell Zink.
"Authoring a bill of such complexity in a bipartisan manner is a truly impressive accomplishment," they concluded, "but that does not justify removing key environmental protections".
He concluded, "It truly is a world turned upside down".
Spelling out what he thought Manning should have done if he were truly a whistleblower, Fein concluded that, "Instead of the American flag, he placed his trust and confidence in WikiLeaks and Julian Assange".
