The driver's license initiative, which Mr. de Blasio first raised in an opinion column in The Daily News this week, may prove to be especially provocative.
AMONG the many rooms that make up this grand retrospective of the work of Takashi Murakami, Japan's best-known contemporary artist, one is especially provocative.
The finding is especially provocative, Dr. Joyner noted, because only last month, another study, by researchers in Sweden, called into question another urine test for a performance-enhancing substance, testosterone.
The theme of the second weekend, Sibelius: Conservative or Modernist?, should be especially provocative, now that there is a growing tendency to regard Sibelius as a closet innovator who, like Strauss, transcended his times and influenced his successors in ways that might have surprised even him.
Suzanne Maloney, an Iran specialist at the Saban Center at the Brookings Institution, said the near total trade embargo that is the aim of some legislation is likely to be especially provocative in Iran for historical reasons.
These findings are especially provocative since peroxynitrite is the product of excessive nitric oxide regardless of which NOS isoform is involved and the major debate of whether the use of NOS inhibitors in management of sepsis is beneficial still remains.
This finding is especially provocative because of the frequencies of mutant alleles of KRAS and EGFR occurring separately in LUAD: ∼30% for KRAS mutations and ∼15% for EGFR mutations (Cancer Genome Atlas Research Network, 2014).
Some placements that are obviously hard to cover, such as a neck tattoo, may affect your future career prospects (sad, but true), especially if the design is particularly provocative or sensitive.
