Senator Walter Mondale had accused NASA engineers of "criminal negligence" with regard to the design and construction of the Apollo command module, and it was reliably expected that Shea would be in the firing line.
Given the uncertainty accompanying Await The Dawn following his recuperation from sickness, Sea Moon (8.45) can be more reliably expected to produce a new peak.
She saw a hotel as the modern equivalent of a caravanserai, an inn where a traveller could reliably expect to be rested and refreshed after a long day.
They also told me about the other sort of difficult customer: the non-customer, bewildered, unstable, otherwise desperate, drifting in because they could not reliably expect to idle anywhere else during unsociable hours without being ushered on.
AD in QSAR emphasizes that no matter how robust, significant and validated a model may be, it cannot be expected to reliably predict the modeled property for the entire universe of chemicals.
Perhaps the only time his name could reliably be expected to come up was when Thomas and his mother argued over something, usually something of a religious or political nature.
Due to the trade off property, only larger prevalence can reliably be expected to result from this choice of the control variables.
However, these are expected to be much smaller than the 1° KIE and are not expected to be reliably resolved in our stopped-flow experiments.
Eligible cases were infants and children under age 1 year with myelomeningocele.Infants affected by anterior neural tube defects (e.g. anencephaly) were not included, as they were not expected to be reliably identified using our strategy.
The mean age of the children was 12 years, an age at which children can be expected to reliably describe their behaviour and interference with daily activities, and this may explain why child report and observation by the child psychiatrist resulted in a higher prevalence of clinically relevant disruptive disorders than did diagnosis based on parent report.
