I regard Eliot's purpose in writing them to be the exploitation of anti-semitic discourse, a view of them consistent with their limited number, and with the comprehensiveness of their address of anti-semitic preoccupations.
The authors concluded that, in view of its consistent impact for a wide range of cancers, the use of PET should not be restricted by cancer type [ 26].
Even so, in view of the consistent findings about the priority of research themes across different settings, that particular finding would appear to be reliable.
This is somewhat surprising in view of the consistent findings in the literature that show an about twofold chance for publication if the results are statistically significant [ 36].
To Soyer, near the time of departure, Florence Nightingale acknowledged favourable views of Seacole, consistent with their one known meeting in Scutari.
What Brown was buying into by taking on Balls was a liberal view of free trade, consistent with a model of social democracy.
This view of Giles' is consistent with his interpretation of the relationship existing between knowledge and will in the sinner.
On the other hand, recently, from the view of stock-flow consistent (SFC) approach, it has been pointed out that traditional models such as Taylor and O'Connell often assume oversimplified hypotheses that do not do justice to Minsky's literary analyzes and do not consider the logical implications of these hypotheses.o.o
Rationale of the project is the reduction of treatment duration in view of at least consistent radiation toxicity, local control, disease-free survival and overall survival, with emphasis given to the cosmetic results and local control after adjuvant treatment.
This view of patterning is consistent with the notion that cis-regulatory elements integrate the activity of TFs to determine the probability and/or rate of transcription (Davidson, 2006).
During retractor placement, the surgeon (AWGK) had a view of the acetabulum consistent with that obtained during an operative procedure, and was therefore unable to see, and thus influence, the route of the retractors once passed over the lip of the acetabulum.
