"Our true 'Yorkshire' kings and queens date back to Viking times, other than that the links are relatively tenuous.
The atmosphere, he explained, would have had to be relatively dense -- not tenuous, as it is today -- for the Martian surface to have had craters filled with lakes of water.
Since some tenuous atmospheric components are relatively abundant on the Moon's surface, such as argon and helium, and hydrogen obtained from electrolyzed water in the event that frozen water is available, taking advantage of the presence of these components as working fluids in thermal cycle-based energy conversion processes appears to be a viable task.
The value of that gift was estimated at as much as $500 million, but, because so much of it was relatively illiquid, the estimates were regarded as tenuous.
However, the classic fail-safe N was relatively low when considering obese children with and without NAFLD, suggesting that only tenuous conclusions should be drawn.
Conversely, there is relatively weak evidence for the causal relationship between CR-BSI and mortality; this implies a tenuous difference in health outcomes for different catheter choices.
Among individual banks, the biggest winners of the government rescue were the weakest firms, notably Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, which had relatively tenuous funding bases and thus were aided the most by the government guarantee on their borrowing.
The still relatively tenuous or inconsistent state of evidence associated with medications for dementia is also reflected in examples from the literature [ 35– 35].
That's why our model makes Mr. Romney a 77 percent favorite to win Michigan even though he has a relatively tenuous 4-point advantage there.
But it can be a tenuous pairing.
