But the Conference Bldg. is nevertheless strong enough to at least counteract a spiritually mildewed Picasso, even it it cannot, by its own achievement, overcome the defects of organization and design in the whole Paris UNESCO complex of buildings.
In the case of the Ohio poll, the comparison to the July survey showed no net change toward either candidate — but the poll was nevertheless strong for Mr. Obama by several of these measures.
While there's now a rush to gun stores to arm up, as occurred after other massacres, and while support for gun rights has steadily increased in recent years (also here), there is nevertheless strong public support for various safety measures to control those rights.
Although only some of these variants were associated at P <0.05 with breast cancer in mutation carriers as outlined above, there was nevertheless strong correlation between the HRs for overall breast cancer from the general population and those from BRCA2 carriers, and moderate correlation between the HRs from BRCA1 carriers and from BCAC.
Although the heterogeneous designs of these studies (number of sample, tumor sites, tumor stages, microdissection of tissue samples, RNA extraction and RT protocols, microarray technologies or biostatistics analyses) probably explain the diversity of the results, there is nevertheless strong motivation to develop robust molecular diagnostic tests [ 28].
But the evidence is, nevertheless, stronger than from any individual trials showing a link between coffee and a rise in pancreatic cancer.
While agreeing with some of the concerns raised by the campaign aide, a different longtime assistant to Sen. Clinton -- going back to her days as first lady -- said there are nevertheless some strong reasons why Obama might be inclined to make the post worth Clinton's time.
While the method is more subjective than a computer-assisted method [ 49], the Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System categories are nevertheless a strong predictor of breast cancer risk [ 50].
Nevertheless, there are still strong disincentives against speaking out, making it hard for victims to access help or to seek justice.
Nevertheless, community divisions are still strong, and the unique situation of Britons in Northern Ireland has produced a strong and distinctive British identity which at the extreme is linked with Ulster loyalism and the Orange Institution, but more commonly is "civic in nature", tied with the Protestant work ethic of an "industrious, assertive, self-reliant" people.
