The approach allows us to test whether or not a factor potentially affecting access, such as waiting time, actually does, for example, if it produces an effect on actual utilization of the services where need is held constant.
Use double quotation marks for words that aren't actually quotations, for example: These are the people who put the "style" in style guide.
Umpires are constantly monitored and evaluated, one person noted, and if they feel their job security could be affected, they might make calls that would shorten innings, calling runners out at home when they are actually safe, for example.
The letters are edited from the form in which they were actually posted; for example, Letter 10 as posted had a cringing introductory paragraph of thanks to Pennant which White edited out of the published version.
First, is the claim of "betraying the Constitution" coupled with evidence that they have no idea what the Constitution actually says, for example, that it is "treasonous" to be "wrong", even assuming he were wrong.
But how does a beautiful television clip featuring Ms. Kidman actually help, for example, the women of Rwanda who suffered through genocide and were raped during their country's brutal civil war?
People sometimes believe they recognize things that they have never actually encountered, for example, confusing a stranger with an old acquaintance.
For instance, the general comment was that some of the conclusions or "announcements" were hasty considering the data that were actually presented (for example on the ability to synthesize genuine lignin precursors or on evolutionary interpretations of the phylogenetic trees).
