At present, it would be highly tentative to speculate what specific features of the conserved HVR1 variants underlie their superiority.
Despite the underlying tone of superiority (we weren't like those average people that went around thinking Vikings wore Hagar the Horrible style helmets), as I grew older I also made an effort to understand why accuracy was important beyond one-upmanship.
However, when taking quality of reporting of the underlying RCTs into consideration, superiority of low molecular weight heparin on mortality due to venous thrombosis was no longer given [4].
Further physiological respiratory studies would help to understand the underlying mechanisms accounting for the superiority of ASV.
Nevertheless, regardless of the underlying cause, the possible competitive superiority of the F2 cross type could negatively influence the reproductive output of, and possibly selection on, neighboring wild-produced cross types (Weiner 1985 , 1990.
Moreover, the results of Pfeiffer et al. [ 20] suggest that the superiority of TAF/TIM over the underlying monotherapies 0.0015% tafluprost once daily and 0.5% timolol twice daily was more pronounced in patients with a high baseline IOP.
This not only imposes a strong non-validated assumption of the underlying true models, but also leads to different superiority claims depending on which test is used instead of scientific plausibility.
If, on the other hand, you're responding with amusement and humor underlying your approach, then you'll lose the superiority complex and find the right thing to say.
In "Bellicose and Thuggish," Mr. Liu offers a disturbing analysis of the imperial and Maoist roots of today's ultranationalism, sprung from China's "underlying arrogance and self-centeredness," which, faced with Western technological superiority, is trapped "in a vicious cycle between self-abasement and self-aggrandizement".
Yet underlying the mystique surrounding their shared leadership is an unproven assertion of superiority.
