And there's a new generation making its mark, including Mary Ann's estranged adopted daughter Shawna, a sex-blogger who dates a circus clown as the basis of a predictable though nonetheless enjoyably Maupin-esque joke: "Call me old-fashioned, but when I feel something red and round and hard, I don't want it to be a nose".
To the carriers' credit, they've worked with the SMS ecosystem of innovation over the past several years to develop more sensible policies as the basis of a predictable foundation.
Scientists who've just completed PhDs in research-oriented disciplines on the basis of expectations about reasonably predictable levels of funding for those fields discover there'll be nothing for them to do with their degrees.
The results of the experimental tests are compared with values predictable on the basis of both the Italian CNR-DT200 and the ACI 440.2R-02 codes.
Conclusions: Orthodontic side effects might be predictable on the basis of initial characteristics in dental occlusion and the design of MADs.
We hypothesized that the risks of unexpected overstay admission (OS) and emergency department (ED) transfer are predictable on the basis of patient factors for elective outpatient shoulder arthroscopic surgery.
In that hypothesis, molecules, cells or tissues interact, and the outcome is often not fully predictable on the basis of consideration of the isolated factors.
Considering the boundaries of the selection window, it need to be predictable on the basis of data obtained by clinical microbiological laboratories.
Immuno-suppression-related, haemopoetic, and metabolic effects, some of which are predictable on the basis of pathway-specific biology, have been observed.
39 For example, one recent study 40 showed positive affect to be predictable on the basis of the current and previous days' fruit and vegetable consumption; likewise, nine different antioxidants found in fruit and vegetables have been shown in another study to be associated with optimism in middle-aged adults.
