Although various complications occur after the implantation of these prostheses, aseptic loosening rates are of particular interest because they are notably higher than after standard total hip arthroplasty (5 27 %) [1, 2, 3].
Tillis was widely considered the establishment candidate, though not because his politics were notably more moderate than his Tea Party rivals'.
Diasporas "exhibit more active persuasion stemming from a didactic role in stimulating the international transmission of ideas", notably because they are more likely to be economically successful than those remaining at home (Kapur & McHale, 2005, p. 122).
So while venues of mass death change and the age of those murdered and those that murder have no boundaries, there is one unalterable constant: guns...and Republicans that don't want to see the status quo regarding their control change, notably no doubt because they are in the hip pocket of manufacturers (through the NRA and its lobby) that make and sell firearms.
In the increasingly ugly battle over abortion rights, the Salvi killings were notably shocking, not only because of their seeming randomness but because the killer was a young man with loving parents and no history of criminal violence.
People will vote for her not because they love her her crowds are notably less enthusiastic than Mr Obama's but because they calculate that other people will vote for her.
Dr. Blackburn came to the United States in the 1970s because it was "notably attractive" as a place to do science.
He made an impression, too, not only, she said, because he is "notably short" -- he is 5-foot-6 -- but also "notably smart," with a disregard for small talk.
Mr. Armstrong said that when he became superintendent in 1994, the district had a policy of not giving tests or introducing new material on major Jewish holidays because attendance was notably lower.
Many people who present factitious disorders crave sympathy and support because it was notably absent in childhood.
