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When asked what the piece meant, Elgar said that it didn't tell a story but instead represented "great charity (love) and a massive hope in the future".

The results indicate that the accumulation in other lymphatic tissues was not receptor mediated but instead represented passive uptake.

These states did not necessarily have the largest numbers of human cases but instead, represented areas where the risk of WNV transmission to humans was assumed to be highest.

This type of 3-D reconstruction clearly established that microglial fragmentation (cytorrhexis) was not due to selective focusing but instead represented the actual morphology of both clustered and surrounding cells.

This discourse centers on the theme that only 'bad' girls and 'monster' mothers, who are morally problematic, smoke marijuana; they are not presented as women but instead represented as stereotypes.

To avoid incorporating this bias in our model, we chose not to represent the composite risk that accumulates from all events over the duration of a partnership, but instead represented the underlying determinates of this composite risk: frequency of sexual contacts, concurrency of sexual partnerships, and duration of sexual partnerships.

The participants, who were not drawn from Match.com's member pool but instead represent a national representative sample, answered over 200 questions each.

They also have a shorter average TTC than the untreated subfertile group (mean: 29.2 months versus 38.3 months), perhaps suggesting that they are not representative of a 'more infertile' group but instead represent a more demanding subgroup who actively sought intervention and earlier treatment.

Together, the new MPs devised a plan to launch a commission into loneliness – due to begin in late 2016 – that would not simply involve politicians sitting around and talking about the issue but instead represent a call to action.

And a huge chunk of profits is not coming from the actual business of lending money, but instead represents gains from the release of reserves set aside in the past for possible loan losses.

It is not an intermediate in itself - that is, Archaeopteryx is not some animal that is literally halfway between the two, or was in the process of becoming a bird – but instead represents the closest genus we know of to that transition.