There had been no female grandmasters and it was widely assumed that women were genetically incapable of the cognitive skills entailed in exceptional chess, and were consequently excluded from top tournaments.
As we now know, the move backfired horribly and injected the Ayn Rand-adoring fanbase with exceptional levels of energy, consequently cursing the remaining members to many more years of potentially unrecognized satire.
Nanoparticles have unique physiochemical features because of their small size (<100 nm), large surface-to-mass ratio, exceptional quantum characteristics [8], and consequently unique biological properties.
The outbreak investigated by González-Candelas et al. [ 1] was unusual in its exceptional size and duration and consequently the ratio of the number of local controls to possible complainants was unavoidably lower than in other investigations, which reduces the strength of the phylogenetic conclusions that can be drawn.
On the other hand, participants who were more concerned about the exceptional nature of HIV and HIV testing were consequently defensive of patients' individual rights.
It is consequently deep with lush bilberry, even now thick with fruit in this exceptional year, in a patchwork of leggy heather that is still flowering.
All cytochrome b fragments were routinely cloned (not shown), although very few heteroplasmies were detected in the direct sequencing, attributable to both the exceptional preservation of the sample and the short lengths of the fragments; consequently, the error rate in the clones (number of nucleotide differences/1,000 base pairs) was very low (< 2 per thousand base pairs).
Nuclear imaging has the benefits of high intrinsic sensitivity, recognising targets present in a very low concentration, exceptional penetration of tissues, whole-body visualisation, and a large range of available, clinically tested tracers and consequently a high specificity [ 1, 2].
Caesar consequently divorced Pompeia.
