What I've described here is yet again further evidence for nothing other than the basic stupidity underscoring test-driven education.
He says: With so much riding on these exams, schools try to get kids enthused by even having test pep-rallies, assemblies, and programs to promote test-taking strategies and to underscore the tests' importance.
Disaccharide conjugates having a carbamoyl or N-methylcarbamoyl group at the C-4 position of the d-mannose subunit (6 and 7) exhibited relatively poor binding/uptake in all of the tumor cell lines tested, underscoring the importance of the position and orientation of the carbamoyl group in the BLM disaccharide.
FSTL3 levels were inversely correlated with glucose challenge screening test results, underscoring the possible clinical utility of FSTL3 measurement early in pregnancy.
Underscoring those fears, North Korea test-fired a ballistic missile Monday, though it was unclear whether the test was related to Mr. Kim's death.
General Musharraf's accusation about an Indian nuclear test underscored the lingering worries about a confrontation between the two powers of the subcontinent, who have fought three wars since the territory of the old British Raj split into two countries, India and Pakistan, in 1947.
Furthermore, the finding of constant and variable quantification differences among PCR assays currently used at the participating centers compared with the CAP/CTM CMV test underscores the challenges in achieving a general quantitative standardization.
Our study also demonstrates that weakly positive HBsAg results often do not reflect actual HBV infection, underscoring the importance of confirmatory testing.
Antenatal ultrasonography detected the cervical esophageal duplication cysts in two cases, underscoring the value of this prenatal test.
The tests underscored how the proliferation of light trucks is complicating auto safety.
Balance tests underscored our patients' progress.
