For example, while in the first example the relative difference between the reported risk difference and the risk difference before the re-randomization was not considerable; in the second example we found a considerable difference.
Mesut Özil, Alex Iwobi and Walcott caused considerable problems in the first half but they all tailed off.
The city was still a place of considerable importance in the first century of Islam, although its greatness was soon to be eclipsed by the new metropolis of Shīrāz.
The critique of materialism is developed at considerable length in the first series of Gifford Lectures, Naturalism and Agnosticism.
In the Lords, the main business is crossbench debates, and there will be considerable interest in the first, on the possible effects of Brexit on the stability of the union.
Upon looking at the list of names I also noticed that there was considerable overlap in the first names along with some questionable names.
Ultimately, Leslie's supporters deemed him "sober, conservative, and safe", and this perception enabled him to defeat Harlan by a considerable margin in the first election in which blacks were allowed to vote.
A race for the fastest time around the world was a logical subject for a prize, but there would obviously be considerable interest in the first person to complete a non-stop circumnavigation, and there was no possibility of persuading the possible candidates to wait for a combined start.
There was statistically significant evidence of considerable protection in the first month after IPT3 (protective efficacy (PE) 87.5% 95%% CI: 42.4, 97.3); p = 0.008) but no further protection after this time.
Conclusions At age 55, though men and women have similar lifetime risks of cardiovascular disease, there are considerable differences in the first manifestation.
