What I miss is the moral anger of a work which implies virtually everything in modern society conspires to reduce our sense of self.
Another important conclusion from Fig. 7 is that no detection of slip deficit from the geodetic inversion implies virtually no asperity.
The presence of HPV in virtually all cervical cancers implies the highest worldwide attributable fraction so far reported for a specific cause of any major human cancer (Walboomers et al, 1999).
Consumer prices in the United States rose slightly less than expected in November, and prices excluding food and energy edged up for the first time since July, according to a report on Wednesday that implied virtually no inflation pressures as an anemic recovery continued.
As the name implies, dance moves go virtually unseen, and visitors needn't bother looking cool.
For 1981 1996 the immigrant and counterfactual distributions derived using the basic MNL specification are nearly identical, implying that differences in age, education, and marital status explain virtually none of the migrant group location outcome differences.
On a scale where 0.1 or below means virtually no correlation and 0.7 or above implies a strong correlation (your height, for example, has a 0.7 correlation with your parents' height), the correlation between I. Q
Moreover, since the Japanese yen also seems to be virtually spot on against the dollar, this implies that East Asia's economies also have a huge competitive advantage relative to Japan.The Big Mac index has its much-chewed-over flaws.
This is why cultures of intolerance grant virtually no room for dialogue because it implies two partners who are equally free to claim what they think to be true and right.
That is, this weak correlation implies that these mechanisms are virtually independent, suggesting the necessity of both mechanisms in the model.
