On Tuesday, organizers gave the news media their first look at Cypress Mountain, the site of the snowboarding and freestyle skiing events, with hopes of allaying concerns about a lack of snow and unseasonably warm weather endangering the competitions.
President Bush called the A.D.A. "the world's first comprehensive declaration of equality for people with disabilities," and, allaying concerns that it would put a litigious yoke on the private sector, he framed it as sound conservative policy.
Along with having a host of other responsibilities, Eugenie Scott, working as the executive director of the National Center for Science Education, has been involved with discussions of what teachers should know about science pedagogy in general and with methods for allaying teacher apprehensions about teaching the subject of evolution in particular.
The thermal stability of the Tms does not correlate with actin affinity, allaying concerns that the differences in stability may produce global conformational changes that can affect actin affinity.
A brochure from the Sintra Town Council spoke of "Atlantean Tritons appearing on the beaches for the purpose of fecundating virgins, allaying them with their lullabies".
PPL says it hopes to spin off a division to work on transplanting organs from pigs to people; BioTransplant already seems to have accomplished this by allaying itself with Novartis, the Swiss drug giant.
"Next question," he said, allaying any tension with a momentary flash of that megawatt smile.
At the Airports Council International-North Americonferencence here last week, Admiral Loy and other federal officials spoke forcefully about the need to balance stringent security requirements, like as the Dec. 31 bag-screening deadline, with customer-service imperatives like allaying the resentment of business travelers about the so-called security hassle factor.
Thus any concern for the adequacy of scotopic vision with blue light-filtering IOL should be allayed with this more appropriate computation, which was further discussed in two letters and their replies [ 4, 69– 71].
More recent studies have suggested that rest-activity disturbances associated with dementia in older adult patients could be partially allayed with light therapy [ 39].
