Sentences with phrase «more thorough notes»

Not exact matches

Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa called for a «full and thorough vetting» of the claims, noting that «more than a hundred people» had access to the flask of anthrax spores that the FBI says genetically matched the spores used in the attacks.

Note: For a more thorough explanation of the locus and the targeted sequencing strategy, please refer to (Miller J.E., 2013).

Their subordinate ranks as a woman and a lowborn servant, respectively, should inspire sympathy, but their self pity is so thorough and one - note that their distress is no more compelling or resonant than a pair of dogs noisily licking their wounds.

NCTQ does note that L.A. Unified's evaluation procedures do follow the letter of state law, but argues that the district hasn't made the evaluations more - thorough and of better use for teachers and principals alike, even though state law does allow the district to do so.

The court noted that courts have the authority to discharge student loan debt only partially, but remanded the case for a more thorough analysis of whether the 401 (k) contribution was «necessary.»

Infestation control If the number of fleas is great and you have noted a flea problem on your dog before, choose a more thorough Hartz flea control treatment to ensure that an infestation does not grow.

Please note that certain pets and certain breeds (specifically herding or working breeds) will have more thorough requirements such as experience with the breed, a fenced yard, or an active lifestyle.

After a thorough physical exam is performed at the office, her veterinarian notes that more extensive testing may be needed.

Please note that a full more thorough clean is done on every third day of each stay.

We have some notes on the sort of numbers you're looking for at altenergyaction.org, but we definitely could use a more thorough treatment of the numbers for specific alternative energy sources — something I hope will be added in coming weeks.

I noted in a more thorough analysis on Pro and Contracts that the statutory language being enforced by Minnesota also provides no guidance on enforcement — or even for how the law or penalties would pragmatically apply to this situation.

It is good to see more law bloggers in the Uk putting pen to paper — even if this indirectly enhances their «business» — and there are some good posts noted in Tessa Shepperson's very thorough review: UK Blawg Roundup # 7 — and the future of legal blogging

However, of note is the high comorbidity between internalizing and externalizing disorders, and thus these risk trajectories are not considered mutually exclusive pathways (see [83 • •] for a more thorough discussion of these issues).