There is no doubt that Stone's writing can at times be glibly clever; every now and again there is a flash of the AJP Taylor whom Stone so much admires (on 1940: "A Bismarck or a Churchill could control success of this order, a Hitler not").
For the guillemots, in which females also seem to control success of extra-pair copulation, females accepted EPCs when they have not yet been reunited with their own partner and/or in the process of switching mates (Walsh et al. 2006).
After in vitro transcription, template DNA was removed by adding 20 U DNase I (Roche), incubation was carried out for 15 min at 37°C in a water bath and aliquots were run on an agarose gel (see above) to control success of in vitro transcription.
Therefore, smokers in the present study might have thought their use of NRT was an important factor in controlling the success of their cessation attempt and so were able to quit successfully while using nicotine replacement products.
The mold temperature was found to be the crucial factor that controls the success of the complete filling.
These centres had no possibility to control the success of treatment; worse, from the point of view of audit and quality maintenance, they might never know whether their recommendations led to success or failure.
Additionally, a random sample of each library was submitted to DNA sequence analysis in order to control the success of the experiment.
The percent difference between the means of these distributions is only 2.8%, which would not be expected to cause an overall difference in control success probability of greater than 40%.
Therefore, tools for early and reliable diagnosis, monitoring inflammatory progress and controlling therapeutic success, are of utmost importance.
How it happened has as much to do with events beyond Mr. McCain's control — the success of the troop buildup he supported in Iraq, Rudolph W. Giuliani's decision not to contest New Hampshire — as it does with the stubbornness of Mr. McCain, a former prisoner of war, to stick it out.
