Only by looking at the electoral politics in Illinois, Mr. Guelzo argues, can we hope to understand the seven Lincoln-Douglas debates, which took place in different locations before audiences with correspondingly different opinions, concerns and political allegiances.
According to Tacitus, grain to feed the troops was levied as a tax; correspondingly more had to be grown before a profit could be made.
A combination of high inflation and lower wage growth has left most of them poorer than they were before the downturn, and correspondingly grumpy.
By making the repairs before sale while setting a correspondingly higher price, a buyer is in effect financing the improvement in the mortgage.
ORF75c− plaque formation was correspondingly poor: the cells tended to over-grow before a plaque was formed.
During rapid growth phases, a lengthening of bones occurs before muscles and tendons can stretch correspondingly [ 35], which may cause changes in joint mobility status.
Apple has once again beaten analysts' expectations with its Q2 results out today, and correspondingly the iPhone giant now has an even stronger cash position than it did before: $110 billion in the six months ended March 31 , 2012versus $81.5 billion in the six months ended September 24 , 2011
The club's budget has fallen correspondingly; Jessica McQueen, its director, has said another £50,000 is needed before the end of the season.
The cells were serum-starved for 20 min before the binding assay, and then incubated with correspondingly labeled protein for 40 min at 37°C.
The tissue was spiked with SARS-CoV before homogenization, and virus recovery was compared to the correspondingly diluted inoculum on Vero E6 and Vero V76 cells (Table 1).
