President Barack Obama, who has a history of being social media savvy with his campaigning, has coincidentally used this period of intense media scrutiny to join photo-sharing darling Instagram as @BarackObama — in addition to buying promoted tweets for the search terms "Iowa Caucus".
In 1995, Wahlstrom, Zamora and Teichmann coincidentally used azithromycin - a semi synthetic antibiotic, derived from the macrolide erythromycin - to treat respiratory infections in two renal transplant patients who had cyclosporine induced GO.
The key to helping a puppy catch on initially is to have him coincidentally use the spot when he has to go anyway.
For example, this will allow for the monitoring of underserviced areas such as northern Ontario where infectious disease surveillance is limited and where, coincidentally, use of Telehealth is proportionally high.
Coincidentally, he used some of those cats in a study of the hazards of rocket fuel for the Defense Department.
Not coincidentally he used this same method when designing jazz album covers for the Columbia, Oxford, Circle and Westminster labels.
My new boss is Spanish and is glad that I am studying at the school at which, coincidentally, he used to lecture.
(That report was apparently "lost" by Settingsgaard, and somehow ended up in the hands of a panhandler whom, coincidentally, I used to work at a gas station with and know to be a pretty serious drug addict).
Coincidentally, recent research using a new animal model (the fat-tailed dunnart) has provided direct evidence that the mass of body fat is dramatically reduced during the course of infection of a susceptible animal by N. caninum.
(Not coincidentally, civil rights used to be the only issue that would get filibustered).
Coincidentally, our work used six bulked samples (each pooled from 15 individuals) and recovered a total of ~100,000 high quality SNPs by mapping of 348.6 million RNA-seq reads against three sets of candidate genes under a series of stringent detection criteria.
