"Providing access to justice for litigants in person within the constraints of a system that has been developed on the basis that most litigants will be legally represented poses considerable and unique challenges for the judiciary".
The press is lively, people speak their minds and there is a considerable degree of unique cultural expression.
One-dimensional semiconductor nanowires have attracted considerable attention as unique building blocks for various interesting applications in integrated electronic and optoelectronic devices and systems, such as nanoscale lasers, field-effect transistors, solar cells, and photodetectors [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8].
James is already a big star in the U.K., and he's wowed American audiences on Broadway; we're very excited to introduce his considerable and very unique talents to our network television audience on a daily basis".
Nina Tassler, chairman of CBS Entertainment, shared the network's excitement for the new host saying, "James is already a big star in the UK and he's wowed American audiences on Broadway; we're very excited to introduce his considerable and very unique talents to our network television audience on a daily basis".
This finding indicates that even though fecal microbiomes appear to be species-specific, each subject harbors a considerable portion of unique OTUs.
Some individuals have a considerable number of unique substitutions (e.g., PB16: 55 substitutions) relative to 101 substitutions separating the two lineages.
Moreover, as the clones were pretested for antigen binding, a comparatively small library sufficed for the selection of a considerable number of unique antigen binding phage.
No evidence could be gained from k-mer plots for large amounts of heterozygosity (as per Liu et al. 2013), which could due to the presence of a considerable proportion of unique k-mers in the data.
We identified a considerable number of unique (i.e., organism-specific) genes in M. hyorhinis that may underline the phenotypic differences between this species and M. flocculare and M. hyopneumoniae.
