We deliberately used a clinical definition for persistence and recurrence because this is most applicable and useful in the daily management of achalasia patients.
A drug delivery system was designed by deliberately combining the useful functions into one entity, which was composed of magnetic ZnFe2O4 hollow microsphere as the core, and mesoporous silica with folic acid molecules as the outer shell.
Its stated goal, "to organise the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful," deliberately omits the word "web" to indicate that the company is reaching for absolutely all information everywhere and in every form.
Two earlier scenes, one when Patricia was modeling for Jonathan in college and the other on the day of his father's funeral (to which Patricia, who is not Jewish, was deliberately uninvited), are useful for back-story purposes, but they aren't as strong as the rest of the work.
Among the evidence that Apple is supposedly engaging in the great capitalist sin of "planned obsolescence" — that is, deliberately limiting the useful life of a product so that consumers will be forced to replace it – is the slowing of older models.
A baseline mass flow analysis (MFA) for P developed for the Twin Cities Watershed (TCW, which includes most of the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan region) showed that most P input was stored in the system (65%) or leaked from it (31%); only 4% was deliberately exported as useful products.
"I think I went all the way through the first draft without realizing the character didn't have a name," he explained, "and then it struck me as useful to deliberately keep it out".
On a subsequent trip I discovered mockney was just as useful, and deliberately roughed my accent down in gas stations or bars, saying "blimey" and "bloke" and "bleedin' 'ell", even if I was only asking the way to the toilet (sorry, "bog").
Because of the strong likelihood that more than two linkage groups are associated with this breakpoint, we deemed it useful to deliberately isolate markers in the breakpoint region as a separate linkage group to allow generation of multiple additional groups.
"Terms like 'emotional labour' can be so useful but I deliberately never say 'toxic masculinity.' It's a deliberate choice because I think a lot of people don't really know what we mean but toxic masculinity it's just become a kind of buzz phrase and I wonder about the need to qualify masculinity because toxic masculinity suggests that there is a masculinity that is what, not toxic?
"Terms like 'emotional labor' can be so useful but I deliberately never say 'toxic masculinity.' It's a deliberate choice because I think a lot of people don't really know what we mean but toxic masculinity it's just become a kind of buzz phrase and I wonder about the need to qualify masculinity because toxic masculinity suggests that there is a masculinity that is what, not toxic?
