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They said the conservative cardinal has in other cases "consistently defended accused clergy and played hardball with victims," Anne Barrett Doyle, a co-director of BishopAccountability.org told the Pacific Daily News.

The Americans' families have spent months advocating for their release, and the Obama administration says it is raising their cases consistently when it meets with Iranian nuclear negotiators, but there have been no signs yet during this final leg of the negotiations that they are any closer to coming home.

The fact that the cases consistently had higher antibody levels than the controls and that the specificity and PPV of the serologic test increased over time is encouraging.

The trend in average number of influenza diagnoses per month also distinguishes H1N1pdm from seasonal influenza (Fig.1B): according to the NYPH EHR, during the past 6 years, seasonal influenza cases consistently peaked from December to March, whereas the peak of the pandemic occurred in May and June 2009.

It is a systematic approach that treats cases consistently and allows comparisons within and between cases.

For cases consistently double-negative, screening may be conducted not only less frequently but even stopped, especially among older women.

It then uses this ranking to test if sets of genes (for example, those annotated to a particular GO term) have consistent changes in expression patterns, in our case, consistently higher expression levels in one sex compared to the other.

In contrast, the analysis showed that the form of the transport equation of mean momentum obtained and used classically when the Boussinesq approximation applies could still be used in the present case, consistently with earlier observations in the atmosphere.

In our case, "consistently" means that we want to be able to calibrate the model to the production data while preserving its geological characteristics derived from the analysis of static data, of which diagenesis.

I have made the case consistently that the U.S. should lead efforts to support the moderate Syrian armed and political opposition.

One of the 80 study samples, a prostate cancer case, consistently exhibited an extremely low completion rate and, therefore, was dropped from subsequent analyses.