Its Muslim population is correspondingly tiny — perhaps seven or eight hundred people.
Whilst one might expect morphologically simple metazoans to have a correspondingly basic integrin complement, comprising perhaps just two αs and a single β subunit (as in Caenorhabditis elegans), the repertoire of these molecules in anthozoan cnidarians is considerably more complex.
With such a small percentage of mature women represented on BBC screens, perhaps we should only pay a correspondingly small percentage of our license fee.
There's a lot of meat in the report, but I found this chart to be particularly striking: Perhaps swayed by statistics about the shortage (and correspondingly high wages) of engineers and scientists in the United States, in the last decade nearly one incoming freshman in 10 have said they expected to major in engineering.
One important implication of studies that have identified talocrural DF ROM deficits in individuals following ankle sprains is that perhaps intervention to improve talocrural DF ROM should correspondingly reduce ankle pain, disability, and risk for re-injury following ankle sprains.
But if Chez Swann wants to soar, the hotel deserves a correspondingly chic restaurant, a fitness center worthy of the name, and perhaps a lower price tag.
Yet of all the many outside experts attracted here by the storm's social revelations, Mr. Vallas has had perhaps the most brutally direct confrontation with them — and is correspondingly well-placed to meet these challenges head on.
Objections based on eliminativism about only phenomenal pleasure, or about only intentional pleasure, or about only sensational pleasure (e.g., Ryle, perhaps Sidgwick: 127, perhaps Aristotle 1175a22f) speak against only the correspondingly narrower forms of hedonism.
His gestures are correspondingly large and loopy, and he often tucks his lips over his teeth, perhaps to conjure the image of the brothers' toothless father.
The choreographic structure is correspondingly stark, with sudden blackouts that slice the dance into sections (in mimicry, perhaps, of the cutting of gems).
