However, in an instance that the epidemiologist said she did not attach great significance to, a study in Woburn, Mass., conducted by the Massachusetts Department of Health in 1996 found an association between a cluster of childhood leukemia and drinking water contaminated with trichloroethylene.
I conclude with the conjecture that the inclination to attach great significance to statutory language may be something that falls out of favor because of the reality of the enactment process.
In religion the Mojave believed in a supreme creator and attached great significance to dreams, which were considered the source of special powers.
Earlier scholars attached great significance to this fact and thought that it represented a fundamental division of the Indo-European family into a western and an eastern group.
But Hitler, totally unfamiliar with the vagaries of free societies, attached great significance to that silly vote, and saw it as another proof that the democracies were weak, decadent, and lacking the will to fight the might of Nazi Germany".
As a result, it attaches great significance to explore the model scale fixing strategies and the accuracies as an addition to the above review.
He attached great significance to this matter, examining Europe's treatment of Jews both over the long course of history and especially during World War II, when a third of the Jewish people was obliterated without too many outward signs of sorrow on the continent, even among those who played no active role in the obliteration.
It also attaches great significance to gene expression and species evolution, however, a systematic investigation towards the codon usage in Bombyx mori (B. mori) has not been reported yet.
Some prisoners attached great significance to sexual promiscuity whilst others, although recognising the dangers of sharing needles and syringes, did not always appreciate the risks involved in sharing other paraphernalia (See Danny, Table 3).
[n5] We cannot attach great significance [p802] to this statement, however, in light of the leading nature of counsel's questions and the juror's other testimony indicating that he had no deep impression of petitioner at all.
