In Storm's mind, the visual effects were well-placed and did not overthrow the story, but he wondered about the "ubiquitous Sam/Jack interest".
The purpose of our blogs are to highlight different development issues facing the region's children, as well as taking a more in-depth look at how they are being tackled beyond the ubiquitous human interest story you have all come to know and love.
The growing interest in ubiquitous robotics has originated in the last years the development of a high variety of testbeds.
They grasp that conflicts of interest are ubiquitous in life and that intelligent people take them into consideration when appraising a particular report, tip, argument or analysis.
The article concludes with the authors urging the FDA to address the lack of independent review and the ubiquitous financial conflicts of interest in GRAS determinations.
On the basis of a review of 451 GRAS notifications that were voluntarily submitted to the FDA between 1997 and 2012, Thomas Neltner of The Pew Charitable Trusts and colleagues concluded that "financial conflicts of interest were ubiquitous in determinations that an additive to food was GRAS.
Batch effect is one type of variability that is not of primary interest but ubiquitous in sizable genomic experiments.
With requirements for disclosure of conflicts of interest seemingly ubiquitous in medical journals, it was surprising to see that only half of the articles we analysed had competing interests statements.
The widespread use of wireless technologies and the great interest in ubiquitous communications, seeking connection anywhere and anytime, have meant the emergence of the concept of s-Health as the results of the natural synergy between mobile health (m-health) and smart cities, from the information and communications technology (ICT) perspective and also from that of individuals and society [ 1].
And as anyone who watches television knows, phony issue ads paid for by special interests are ubiquitous in the weeks leading up to federal elections.
