But most have no name recognition and must attend team tryouts and regional combines, often at their own expense, in the hope of being noticed.
There's little doubt that the shared sense of having belonged to the empire of old – often combined with an at least nominal allegiance to the British crown – is fading from view.
But they have combined more often than many might realise.
The band at ∼1350 cm−1 often combined with the band at 830 cm−1 to appear as a weak band at ∼2200 cm−1.
But after a while, I suspect, most mothers with jobs are no longer surprised that it is hard to combine things that are often at cross-purposes (sick child, work deadline), no longer particularly indignant at the realization that something usually has to give.
These studies often combine data collected at multiple sites over different time spans, so the potential for spatial and temporal confounding effects is large.
Nevertheless, aggressive chemotherapy, combined at times with radiation, often cures several types of rapidly growing poorly differentiated cancers including leukemias, lymphomas, testicular cancers, and gestational choriocarcinomas, even though they are disseminated at diagnosis.
Now, he continued, a working couple can often put together only four or five days at a stretch for family travel, and often that needs to be combined with at least some business.
Too often, however, the need for combined action at all levels – structural, sociocultural, familial, and individual – remains a global health imperative stymied by the lack of strategic integration.
MI and FES are often combined modalities in BCI studies aiming at neurorehabilitation.
