But I would say to them, three years afterward, look where we are — I think we're demonstrably quite better off".
What these people have in common, as Samuels explains in the title essay on bettors at a Florida greyhound track, is some version of "the demonstrably mistaken and often quite dangerous idea that if you try hard and believe in yourself the laws of chance will be suspended".
Intra-subject coefficients of variation were slightly higher (44 136 %) for MPH-MLR during the first 2 h post-dose in the absorption phase compared with the IR product (20 112 %) on day 1 of a 4-day steady-state pharmacokinetic study, but were quite similar after reaching Cmax and demonstrably tighter through day 4 for MPH-MLR (28 56 %) compared with the IR reference comparator (26 108 %) [ 8, 9].
That view is based on two premises, one demonstrably false and the other quite possibly true.
This is why a meditation practice, learning a language, and taking up a musical instrument can demonstrably change brain structure, even quite late in life.
What was bothering him was a yellow dress, not quite a copy of an original Ossie Clark, but demonstrably inspired by it.
It is perfectly reasonable for people to be at odds with the president's policies, but that does not excuse the demonstrably disrespectful behavior and, to be quite frank, outright hatred and resentment that many of the president's opponents have directed toward him.
This latter result is quite surprising, given that the N-glycosylation-deficient mutant does not demonstrably reside in lipid rafts (Fig. 4 C ).
Such interventions are quite costly for cash-strapped policymakers and can only be justified economically if the disappearance of the cypress trees would demonstrably reduce the landscape value of the area.
Why neither nation is quite able to see why the targets of this largesse don't quite trust them, when both of us are still demonstrably unable to spread liberal democracy with impunity even among our own citizens, is quite the little mystery.
