He was run out when he wasn't even running, and dropped possibly the simplest catch in the history of Test cricket at silly point – one so straightforward the umpire raised his finger before the ball got to Gatting.
As the ocean redox state adjusted to sustained, if potentially low, oxygen production after the Lomagundi event, sulfate concentrations in the ocean likely dropped, possibly to sub-millimolar level, as estimated from the isotopic composition of coexisting pyrite and sulfate [49, 104, 105].
He previously "believed" that there were millions of cases of voter fraud during the election an allegation that he dropped, possibly because he got bored of it and that Russia wasn't behind the hacking of the Democratic National Committee.
It sounds like their required percentage is dropping though, possibly signaling they may realize they have to nurture this space if they want to see it grow.
USA Today Robert Bianco awarded the season premiere three out of four stars, opining that the episode "starts with a bang, ends with a cliffhanger jolt, and offers a good story for each of the wives in between while dropping a possibly worthy new addition in their midst".
Indeed, the long-lasting effect of chemotherapy and the progressively dropping and possibly vanishing benefit of detecting smaller tumours at diagnosis that we observed in this clinical trial should be taken into account when comparing the effects of the two factors at population levels.
Other perks: "mail drop," a database for determining whether an unrecognizable address (e.g., a post office box) is a mail drop possibly being used by someone eager to avoid being traced.
According to an ideal model, screening should start and then stop: a peak of incidence due to screen detection will be followed by a drop, possibly below the expected underlying incidence in absence of screening (adjusted by pre-screening trend).
This was his last significant film: TV claimed him, and then dropped him – possibly because he made an antisemitic joke at the expense of his boss, Lew Grade.
She told me that the Inkwell "was a place where my parents could drop me, possibly to get rid of me for a few hours, and they didn't have to worry".
