The most familiar campaign from Ayer, a unit of the B Com3 Group, celebrated the G.M. logo as a "mark of excellence"; the most recent centered on the loyalty of owners of General Motors vehicles as demonstrated by repeat purchases.
High degree of selectivity was demonstrated by repeated robust identification of individual hydro carbons belonging to the same family.
Furthermore, it can be assumed that our MIRB sample results were not affected by temperature dependence: in agreement with the literature [22] and as demonstrated by acquisitions repeated one week later, the proprieties of SPIO nanoparticles used as T2 contrast agents depend on the size of the nanoparticle core and are less influenced by temperature than T1 agents [22].
"Throughout my career, I have strongly supported the Second Amendment, as demonstrated by my repeated endorsements and high grades from the National Rifle Association," Tomblin wrote in a statement.
[Non-user, Mombasa] As demonstrated by the repeated use of the third person pronouns ('he'sheshe'theyhey'othersers') in almost all of the above quotes, young women learn about both true side effects and myths from others in their community - peers, family or partners.
Nevertheless, recurrent trawling can be expected to have cumulative impacts on benthos, as has been demonstrated by repeat-trawl depletion experiments.
The MLHFQ from which the LPH was derived has shown to be highly reliable as demonstrated by the correlation between repeated baseline assessments (r=0.93) [ 27].
The interaction between time and group, based on the escape latency of the MWM, was statistically significant between the sevoflurane and EE groups, as demonstrated by two-way ANOVA with repeated measurement analysis) (P = 0.048, two-way ANOVA with repeated measurement).
The reaction yield, measured as luc-transducing units (TU), was highly reproducible, as demonstrated by the small standard error of repeated experiments.
This reduction did not affect the development of EHTs as demonstrated by a continuing increase in force, measured by repeated video-optical recordings (Fig. 1a).
