When he believed in an idea - such as the wrongness of Lord Rogers' report Towards an Urban Renaissance, or Country Life magazine's attacks on the car while advertising houses for sale that can only be reached by car - he would defend it to the utmost, even to the point of tears.
One point of utmost importance is how to guarantee the reliability of COOL information.
In the last years, the development of 3D technologies applied to the field of Cultural Heritage (CH) has led to results of the utmost importance from the point of view of preservation, valorisation, communication and fruition of our assets.
A point of utmost importance when assessing the utility of HER-2/ neu as a prognostic factor is the technique of HER-2/ neu testing.
In the later stages of its development, however, the Māturīdīyah took an independent course and stated unequivocally that man has the utmost freedom to act, a point of view derived directly from many verses in the Qurʾān and the Ḥadīth.
Of utmost importance, however, is one point of divergence: the walls of the Stoic's city are those of the world, and its law is that of reason; the limits of the Epicurean's city are those of a garden, and the law is that of friendship.
Because these alterations directly affect the fate of renal damage, definition of these alterations is of utmost importance from the clinical point of view.
Unique attributes of NPs such as particle size and entrapment efficiency are of utmost importance from the biological and pharmaceutical point of view [17 19].
A sense that equipment, endless rehearsal and the utmost professionalism has reduced that risk to the point of being negligible – but not quite gone.
From this point of view, they are of utmost practical advantage as early warning signals [65].
In point of fact, EHP has functioned for decades with the utmost editorial freedom while enjoying the strong financial support of the NIEHS.
