Before the first debate on 3 October, the national poll average showed Obama consistently ahead, usually with a four-point cushion.
The heterorhabdits slightly more consistently and usually more effectively killed the grubs than did most steinernematids (Fig. 2); except for the Rwandan and international S. carpocapsae which reached the infectiousness level of the heterorhabdits in some of the assays.
If you find yourself thinking and talking about a specific personal on your team consistently that usually means you probably didn't make a good hire or something happened and they crossed the emotional bridge and it's time to move on.
There was consistently, and usually significantly, less take-all inoculum and disease in the early- than in the later-ploughed plots.
In these, amounts of inoculum to which the first test crops of wheat were exposed, and amounts of take-all that developed on the roots of the wheat, were consistently, and usually significantly, less where the covers were ploughed early than where they were ploughed late.
"The key to Balenciaga's appeal -- and I know this will sound snooty -- is the insider element of Nicolas's style," said Sarah Hailes, an owner of Kirna Zabête, the SoHo boutique, where Mr. Ghesquiere's clothes consistently sell out, usually at full price.
I'm rarely late for anything and people who consistently run late usually don't have long-term relationships with me.
Most published studies report a consistently low rate (usually <1%) of MenC carriage during outbreaks of MenC disease (14 – 14 ).
Childhood conditions, in long-term developed countries, are usually consistently negatively associated with markers of a pro-inflammatory state [ 4- 8].
Consistently, large individuals usually produce more eggs (L. stagnalis, Koene et al. 2007; Hermann et al. 2009; Hoffer et al. 2012; other hermaphroditic taxa, Anthes and Michiels 2007; Jordaens et al. 2007).
