(Fig. 2XC), but bears more deeply bilobate leaves with much less secondary veins.
He might have saved himself the trouble if he'd taken the time to see John Frankenheimer's terrifying 1966 thriller Seconds, to which Self/Less bears more than a passing resemblance.
III, usage labels appeared far less often; they bore more neutral names, such as "nonstandard" and "substandard"; and they were defined in subtly political terms.
Data from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development more or less bears this out: in the Netherlands antidepressant usage has risen by less than 25% since 2001 and has flatlined in the past five years.
It is pointed out, mysteriously, that Cratchett, the recalcitrant solicitor's clerk, has never heard of Dickens, or the world-famous character who more or less bears his name.
All studies bear more of less the same message: in patients with acute respiratory distress, serum levels of NT proBNP tend to be lower in patients with ARDS as compared to patients with circulatory overload or congestive heart failure.
The latter is a key point when he talks to facilities about setting up financial-navigation programs: Helping patients by getting insurance and drug companies to bear more costs means less bad debt and other expenses for hospitals.
Moreover, female-headed households have less access to resources, information, and other socio-economic opportunities and bear more burdens of household responsibilities than males.
Labor Department figures more or less bear our her contention.
Satellite radio receivers are more portable, less expensive and bear more useful features, such as programmability, than their counterparts currently being used by emergency response units.
