Cleverly, the series also increased its longevity and topicality by frequently changing the nature of the school.
Conversely, the parasite for survival cleverly augments the Th2 response, leading to an increased secretion of IL-4 and IL-10, resulting in attenuation of host defense mechanisms and Leishmania infection ensues [3].
Well, LG has cleverly found a solution to use that sunlight for increased visibility and efficiency.
Yes, he immediately increased spending on research and development, but he also cleverly exploited the relationship with Roche, forged strategic alliances with other companies and made good hires.
So while we are still only accepting a total of 13,750 refugees annually, the cleverly worded press release and incredibly lazy journalism would leave the average person on the street believing that we have increased our intake.
The increasing isolation of Rusty is cleverly done.
Gaines cleverly incented owners and racetracks by returning some of the money to increase purses and create prestigious races, while rotating the Breeders' Cup from track to track to keep local racing associations happy.
Mobile is a bridge that makes advertising more accessible and actionable to each consumer and therefore, it has the potential to increase the ROI of every marketing channel to which it is cleverly connected.
Foremost among them is his talent for humorous asides, some cleverly self-effacing and some clearly spontaneous, and Mr. Bush drew on this with increasing frequency and effectiveness as he progressed through the debates last winter.
Cleverly constructed deals between management, agents and their clients, with all-important secrecy clauses, arguably increases the likelihood that the true scale of pay may never see the light of day.
