The other structurally characterized CCOs lack this extension and consequentially are not dimeric.
For individual cultivars, their numbers of ESTs were different, so consequentially were their quality SNPs and other related numbers.
However, if that is so, the above-mentioned trends in the organization of medical care might consequentially be considered suboptimal and counterintuitive.
The SD of the sample (σs) would then consequentially be identified with the SD of the peak heights at full inhibition.
Based on the common profile of extensive social and health risks and problems, crack users consequentially are in high need of appropriate social and health services and interventions [ 33- 35].
Since this protocol served as a template for the fidelity assessment, deliberate deviations may have consequentially been interpreted as nonadherence (i.e. such activities may have been characterized as 'not implemented as intended').
This feeding practice results in a high risk for introduction, development, and dissemination of E. vogeli cestodes in rural communities; humans might consequentially be infected through contact with feces from infected dogs.
Over 1.1 million cases of prostate cancer were recorded worldwide in 2012, making it the second most common malignancy among men, generating a heavy global health burden. 1 Androgens, primarily testosterone and 5α-dihydrotestosterone, are responsible for growth and differentiation of cells within the prostate and consequentially are critically important in the development of prostate cancer.
More consequentially, there is the story of Pedro's first bus ride back from a road game with that Great Falls farm team.
I think it was Kierkegaard who said, "If a religion can be justified," and he meant justified consequentially, "it is hardly a religion".
Consequentially, there is a large number of possible applications of Surfactin e.g., in pharmaceuticals, agriculture, cosmetics, food industry or as a detergent.
