That means they destroy certain sorts of oxygen-rich molecules that have been linked, at least circumstantially, to age-related complaints such as heart disease, neurodegeneration and cancer.
It is an instrument for proving guilt circumstantially — by association.
There's still that dynamism, but could a new kind of specialist be emerging: the offensive equivalent of a checking-line grunt, someone you deploy only circumstantially?
Ryman's reductions of painting to basic protocols are engaging only to the extent that you regard painting as an art that is both inherently important and circumstantially in crisis.
Its political import is built into its suspense: a young man is about to be executed for a murder to which he is linked only circumstantially and of which he seems to be manifestly innocent.
Tóibín is circumstantially precise about James's Florence; he details the bicycle ride from Lamb House to the beach.
Richard Brody wrote that the filmmakers "weave their own recollections and adventuresome research into the tale of local volunteers who joined with the police — and of the suspect who was circumstantially linked to the crimes," and praised them for telling the story "with wit, verve, and compassion".
No matter that she may herself be following another, or may be only a temporary leader (the head of a flock of birds, for example, is only momentarily, and circumstantially, at its nose, and will cede leadership at the next turn right or left).
By implicating Iran, at least circumstantially, in insurgent attacks on American soldiers in Iraq, the charges add to the ever worsening tensions between the countries.
But if responsibility for losing Lee's order can't be affixed to one officer or the other, it remains possible, at least circumstantially, that they share the blame.
"Muslims are passing through a period of degeneration where they are applying the Shariah law circumstantially and moodily," said Sheik Ahmed al-Baba, a prominent Sunni cleric and member of the Islamic Endowment Council in Lebanon.
