In the following instances, Batman refers to the name of an electoral seat.
For this course, collaboration is allowed in the following instances: working on assignments as detailed above.
The findings of the commission were proved beyond a reasonable doubt except in the following instances: in specification 6, the commission felt "without a doubt the accused was guilty of other instances of mistreatment of the same victim during his tenure" although it felt that thhe accused's participation in the original offense insufficient to convince one of guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
This theme of happy accidents pertains to 'seat-of-the-pants' opportunism when unplanned avenues of commerce just unfold in a surprising sequence of good fortune or less-than-judicious, perhaps slightly manic impulse, as exemplified in the following instances from the data: My team was part of a smaller subcontractor hired to build hardware.
Cases were discarded during this review in the following instances: the initial diagnostic suspicions were not confirmed, the event was ischemic rather than hemorrhagic, the case was prevalent rather than incident (i.e., not a primary event), the stroke was secondary to trauma, or the patient experienced intracranial extracerebral hemorrhage other than SAH (e.g., subdural hematoma).
Objective tests were considered indicative of signs in the following instances: ST score ≤ 5 mm, TBUT ≤ 10 seconds, and FSS ≥ 1.
Consider the following instance of poetic suggestion.
Following the identification procedures mentioned in this paper, I identify the following instances of lexical metaphors in the chosen editorial.
It's worth keeping in mind when considering the following instances of prosecutorial overreach.
In order to provide a better understanding about the proposed research problem, an example is provided in the following example: An illustrative instance obtained from one of the wards with 12 nurses in Milad Hospital is shown in Table 1.
For instance, in the following example, we apply the existence result to an operator Φ having exponential growth.
