However, since the quality of human bone varies enormously, depending, for example, on donor age and sex, evaluation of the bone properties is essential to categorize biomechanical specimens for testing.
But in truth drawing a strict line between church and state has always proved enormously difficult.This newspaper, for example, has always leant towards strict separation, but, like most liberals, it has frequently found that goal conflicting with other ones.
The position of the World Health Organization (WHO), an organ of the United Nations, is that humankind "could benefit enormously from biotechnology, for example, from an increase in the nutrient content of foods, decreased allergenicity and more efficient food production" [ 25].
"Linger Awhile" is, for example, enormously more readable — and more affecting — than the novel in which, 20 years ago, Hoban introduced Istvan Fallok, the gnomic, grimly frolicsome "Medusa Frequency".
Film, for example, was enormously conscious of the Depression and its politics — and sometimes even managed to be self-conscious about them.
The U.S. economy, for example, benefits enormously when educational attainment rises from an inflow of well-educated immigrants and from rising demand for U.S. products from better-educated populations overseas.
For example, Charleroi, once enormously wealthy, floundered when its industry slumped in the 1970s and 80s, becoming a shadow of its former self.
"The style of cabernet, for example, has changed enormously in recent years, and 'experts' now write entirely competing views on it.
The sex abuse scandals have enormously damaged the reputation of the Catholic Church, for example, and without doubt have led to some of the fall in Mass attendance.
Jackson was enormously popular abroad; her version of "Silent Night," for example, was one of the all-time best-selling records in Denmark.
