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Once Griner turns pro, her marketability will probably be limited mostly to sports apparel companies, marketing experts said.
While the commission staff agreed with Dominion that the damage seems to be limited mostly to cosmetic damage to concrete, the government regulators do not seem to be in a hurry to authorize a restart.
Putting this into Bayes's theorem, the probability that a person testing positive is actually infected, PrE(H), is PrE(H) = (0.25 × 0.95)/[ 0.25 × 0.95) + (0.75 × 0.004)] = 0.988 Applications of Bayes's theorem used to be limited mostly to such straightforward problems, even though the original version was more complex.
These results indicate that the frequency of these mutations may vary according to geographic and ethnic differences, as reported in non-small cell lung cancer, and these mutations appear to be limited mostly to Chinese patients with TNBC.
The action in the first season was limited mostly to Los Angeles.
Their costumes were limited mostly to hooks: Mr. Schott's was plastic, Mr. Leifman's aluminum foil.
Until a couple of years ago the comedians' exposure was limited mostly to cable television.
But Mr. Allen's portraits of New York have been limited mostly to the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
"But I suspect the increase in gun sales has been limited mostly to current gun owners.
Film production from 1930 to 1950 was limited mostly to documentaries developed under the guidance of the Commonwealth Film Unit.
Right now, the Web site is limited mostly to reviews of hotels in Miami and the Caribbean.
