"There's a sign directly in front of us that says: 'Warning -- Anyone Attempting to Cross This Fence Will Be Considered Attempting to Escape.
But many European firms are chafing at the new requirements, and 17% would consider delisting to escape the law, according to a survey by Mazars, a Paris-based auditing firm.
To overcome these issues several approaches have been considered to drive the endosomal escape of paramagnetic compounds [ 49].
This was demonstrated even by the conservative analysis in which patients who met various treatment failure criteria, including early escape, were considered to be non-responders throughout the remainder of the study.
Immortalization, or escape from senescence, is considered to be one of the first phenotypic changes.
Because of the differences in swimming speed, the escape latency is considered to be a biased measure of spatial learning in the MWM task.
This escape strategy is widely considered to prejudice survival when the plant remains totally submerged.
Brittany Lincicome, the first-round leader, considered herself lucky to escape with a 74, which left her in fourth, at four under for the tournament.
I tried to imagine what Kutsher's must have been like some 50 years ago, during its heyday, when everyone liked Ike, American optimism was at its height, and you considered yourself lucky to escape the heat of Brooklyn or Newark for a week in the Catskills.
Once upon a time, a pitcher would have considered himself fortunate to escape Coors Field with a performance like that, but for Jimenez, the Rockies' 26-year-old ace, it was a blemish that raised his earned run average above 1.00 for the first time in nearly two months.
