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In theoretically, there are 56.2% (18/32) of 2810, namely ~1580, E. sagittatum EST-SSRs markers suitable for genetic studies in genus Epimedium.

They were sold on his idea that, by putting pipes, lifts, stairs and toilets on the outside, in theoretically removable capsules, the building could be reconfigured at will.

The insurance was effective only because the government stepped in, theoretically on the taxpayers' behalf, and made payments for A.I.G., an otherwise bankrupt firm.

It may also strike you as odd that vintage champagne, which is only made in (theoretically) exceptional years and aged longer than non-vintage fizz, can be the same price or cheaper.

Oh, yes, and Alex Rodriguez had himself a monster inning on the final Sunday to lift his season totals to 30 homers and 100 runs batted in, theoretically giving him some momentum into the postseason.

But a quick survey outside the team's ground before a recent game found fans in theoretically generous mood: "£1,000" and "as much as I have" were common responses to the question of how much they would give.

I was born in 1949, theoretically in the Dark Ages of homosexual experience.

More recently, use of Cu-DOTATATE may surpass In and, theoretically, Ga in imaging sensitivity [ 8].

Moreover, the use of fluorescent sequencing primer in QSS theoretically allows multiplexing in future development of the method.

However, investment in growth theoretically diverts resources from current reproduction, resulting in an allocation trade-off.

Conversion from Islam is a crime in Iran theoretically punishable by death.