It had been used last for an office, although it is strictly a residential space, and a few desks sat cater-corner in the large sunken living room, with telephone books piled next to computer screens.
As with the exosome proteins, PARPSso is localized along the periphery of the cell, although it is strictly associated with DNA and thought to be involved in nucleic acid metabolic processes [11, 12].
The History Channel regularly runs its "Great American History Quiz" program (although it's strictly for intellectual, rather than financial, enrichment), and one channel, the Game Show Network, devotes itself 24 hours a day to original quiz shows, as well as rebroadcasts of old favorites (in case you got the answers wrong the first time around).
That deal, brokered by Andy Burnham, then the administrator of the government's Football Task Force, was cited as a factor in the clubs keeping their collective selling arrangement although it was strictly against competition law, because, in the judge's view, it operated in the public interest.
Deep frying: This is probably my very favorite way to cook a whole fish, although it's strictly a restaurant dish; I don't have the capacity or equipment to handle it at home.
Although ethylene accelerates abscission, it is strictly not necessary for shedding, indicating that a very complex interplay of events control the process [ 5- 7].
Although it pitches group against group, it is strictly based on the idea of selfish genes.
Although the finger has 3-DOF, it is strictly driven by only one motor in one moving direction.
It has a very bitter taste, although it is not strictly poisonous.
I am writing my third cookbook (and bits of my fourth), and although it isn't strictly vegan, as it is half written already, it is an absolute delight.
Although it is not strictly necessary, it is also convenient to strengthen Definition 8.1.
