Qualitative process evaluation results were helpful in explaining why these principles were poorly implemented and underscored, in particular, the importance of BII staff members' understanding and attitudes.
Targeting of mutated BRAF kinase has recently been shown to significantly improve overall survival of metastatic melanoma patients, underscoring the particular role of this oncogene in melanoma biology.
This particular point was underscored in the film through the scenes in the holy city of Jedha, where an occupying Imperial force is looting an ancient Jedi temple on the desert world for the crystals used to power the Death Star.
That particular peephole concern was underscored in 2009, when a video appeared on the Internet showing an ESPN reporter, Erin Andrews, naked in her hotel room.
On the other hand, the common between the two stresses positively significant genes include a large number of protein kinase genes in general and inositol and MAPK signaling genes in particular, underscoring the importance of the signaling reactions under the salinity stress.
For me, the Poetry Jam in particular underscored how much of my own American experience is rendered visible because of who gets to sit in the Oval Office.
"Wild Party" in particular underscored the difficulties that attend a nonprofit-commercial partnership, with Scott Rudin, a co-producer, threatening at one point to pull out.
The mixture of white flight from downtowns and the influx of Hispanics, in particular, underscores the extent to which immigration and higher birth rates among the foreign-born are changing the complexion of cities, fueling a renaissance in some urban centers and forcing civic leaders to confront wrenching decisions on how to cope with a new and fast-changing citizenry.
That said, the centrality of curricular artifacts in cultural practice in general, and among the faculty in this study in particular, underscores their importance and influence.
Two events in particular underscored the rising sense of concern that the Afghan security forces recruited, trained and equipped by the United States have not been as effective as the U.S. had hoped.
