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The assays themselves, being research based, may be poorly validated and not well described, certainly not including the reproducibility interassay variation and other measures of reproducibility and standardisation.

The kind of "neo-liberal" vibrancy that Bass describes certainly exists in some precincts, and perhaps it has a brighter future than current trends suggest.

The central gimmick of Discovery Fit & Health's latest series is fairly distasteful, but the real-life medical cases the episodes describe certainly make you feel the frustration and terror of an attack by an unknown enemy.

The sense of mystery he describes certainly applies to Rebekah Brooks's youth.

Jones outlined an approach to training that might be described (though certainly not by Jones) as holistic.

The "spontaneous, improvised fanfare" that the Chicago Symphony Orchestra second trumpet John Hagstrom described is certainly not unique to that ensemble.

Between humans and the world there exists a system of correspondences and participations that the ritualists, philosophers, alchemists, and physicians have described but certainly not invented.

The decision to cut back on the editorial staff, he described as "certainly the most difficult thing I have ever done".

The described technique certainly increases the complexity and procedural time by introducing an additional patch and interrupted sutures as compared to the original Daggett's technique (Fig. 1).

Of course, the logic described above certainly sours the pro-life argument that abortion is evil.

Candidates who will run such campaigns as I've described will certainly not be the best funded, at least initially.