And yet, one step forward for Beatie risks constituting twice as many back, as is revealed in a thrillingly layered final scene that finds Beatie pouring forth her beliefs in a newly impassioned voice.
All 21 participating pediatricians (one to three per unit) were assembled twice and instructed on what constitutes an adverse event and were trained in the use of the registration system.
Certainly not unemployment; we could hardly claim that unemployment at 6% constitutes an emergency when it's close to twice that in the eurozone.
Twice as abundant as copper, nickel constitutes about 0.007 percent of Earth's crust; it is a fairly common constituent of igneous rocks, though singularly few deposits qualify in concentration, size, and accessibility for commercial interest.
That constitutes an extended period of stress every day, twice a day, five days a week.
Its N-terminal domain is 64% identical to canonical histone H2A, while its C-terminal portion constitutes a large non-histone region (NHR) which is twice the size of the histone domain [1], [2].
And his work is humorously interested in the question of what constitutes a story: he likes tales in which nothing happens, twice, thrice, and beyond.
This procedure constitutes one cycle of ethanol washing (E1) and was applied twice, thrice, or four times to obtain three more AgNW ink-labeled E2, E3, and E4.
Conclusion: Transdermal estradiol and a twice-weekly administration of the vaginal progesterone gel Crinone constitutes a new, viable hormone replacement therapy regimen.
The water flowing over that sill, he said, constitutes a submarine river 10 miles wide and more than 600 feet deep, with a flow twice that of all the world's freshwater rivers combined.
