For this reason, the current study included patients with residual motor function (which coincidentally also allowed for reliable baseline assessment) and recruited patients at an early stage, where possible 1 month (and no more than 6 months) post-stroke.
That would be in Colorado, where, coincidentally, Church was allowed to travel and pinch-hit last season after his second concussion, despite complaining of dizziness.
Call it life at 16 ounces — the only soda-cup size available at the arena's concession stands and, not coincidentally, the maximum quantity allowed under new rules that seek to combat obesity by limiting the size of sugary drinks in New York City restaurants, stadiums and movie theaters.
(Although, coincidentally enough, it's been alleged that Pakistan allowed China to do just that before clearing away the wreckage).
Errors by each allowed the two game-winning scores against the Giants, who not coincidentally drafted the current starting free safety Shaun Williams four months later.
Dimensions has allowed my kids and me to share a passion of mine, which coincidentally doubles as my occupation, like football, devouring pizza and hitting the park on a weekend afternoon hasn't, yet.
She had been a politician in Arizona, and her views, not coincidentally, roughly mirrored those of most Americans: abortion should be legal, but states should be allowed to impose some reasonable restrictions on the practice.
This allowed the president to confer in person with Grant and William Tecumseh Sherman about the hostilities, as Sherman coincidentally managed a hasty visit to Grant from his position in North Carolina.
But it is his memoir, "In Praise of Public Life," that is the most revealing -- coincidentally because of the way that it allows Mr. Lieberman to be compared to another son of Yale, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, the Republican presidential nominee.
At both time points, the original cells and some coincidentally trapped cells born in the chip were present, allowing simultaneous monitoring of pores in cells of different ages (ranging from 0 to 38 generations; Figure 9A).
