In addition, the technique has shown great potential to extract organic compounds even from complex matrices (e.g., waste waters, beverages, biological fluids) and to achieve exceedingly low detection limits, under optimised conditions, by being times more sensitive than direct SPME [28, 29].
Solzhenitsyn "achieves something exceedingly rare among novelists dealing with history," John Bayley wrote here last year.
Vanagaitė had achieved an exceedingly rare level of literary success: she lived off the royalties from her books.
For the standard deviations, the results only lose in functions g08 and g24, but their differences are extremely close and they both can achieve the "optimal" results with exceedingly small standard deviation.
(Note: I didn't say "safe", because absolute safety is exceedingly hard to achieve, if it's even possible).
The paper acknowledges such actions would be "exceedingly difficult" to achieve, but says it is urgent to begin reductions now, rather than wait until future decades.
While Mr Kerry admitted such an outcome would be "exceedingly difficult" to achieve, given rebels have been fighting Mr Assad for more than four years, he said: "It is not clear that he would have to go if there was clarity with respect to what his future might or might not be".
Yes our system is profoundly conservative at its core in that truly big, abrupt changes are exceedingly difficult to achieve, but this institutional sluggishness is not insurmountable and it has served to maintain the political and economic stability on which past generations have built our nation into the most prosperous and powerful on earth.
In fact, careful inspection of the design of the oligos used in a previous report [47] suggests that the reported RNA-class specificity would be exceedingly difficult to achieve.
However, given structural differences in the way hospitals and community agencies work, implementing multidisciplinary care across the primary/secondary divide can be exceedingly difficult to achieve.
