The absence of the localized vibrational mode (LVM) band in 532 nm (Fig. 10a) excitation spectra at around 270 cm−1 implies that there is no O-substituted nitrogen in the samples, as this LVM band has been attributed to such defects [43].
Not only is it objectively not a great essay, not only is it not what "won" her these enviable acceptances, but the hype around it implies it is the students who fall short in their attempts, rather than the process which is failing them.
The trope of "stars bringing their luster to the theatre" is insulting all around: it implies that the person under discussion is more celebrity than actor and it also suggests that there is insufficient radiance in theatre when no one in the cast has ever been featured in People or US.
The possibility of using indirect hostility to get around regulations implies that even stronger anti-bullying legislation may fall short of ending this pernicious phenomenon.
In a similar vein, the Bank said the unemployment rate was currently around its long-run equilibrium level of around 5 per cent, implying a tight labour market that would eventually put upward pressure on wages.
As commonly seen in models of FN occurrence, the NPV (≥ 90%) was much higher than the PPV because FN incidence is often around 20%; this implies an NPV of around 80% for simply assuming that FN does not occur in any patient.
For all other euryarchaeal proteomes, acidic peaks (at pI values around 6.0) are slightly larger than the respective basic peaks (at pI values around 10.0), implying that these proteomes are also comparatively acidic in nature, whereas thermococci stands out as an exception, probably owing to their adaptation to high temperature and sulphur metabolism.
He immediately justifies our choice, like by turning it around and implying that we were applauding what he was about to say.
So this time around, he implied, they'll stay focused on bringing down Mr. Obama.
Odds last week put remain around 1-4, implying an 80% probability of a victory for the pro-EU camp.
