And sure enough, the piece commonly known as the work that made her name – which has even been called as her "iconic masterwork" – is an all-out joke.
Chief Inspector Banks remains a flawed but decent man, the type of person encountered in real life commonly enough but rarely seen in fiction.
She said that the first reference to statins, which are drugs used to lower cholesterol, was in 1986, but that the name was not used commonly enough to appear in the 1993 edition of the dictionary.
(By virtue of the central limit theorem with large enough it is commonly accepted that ICI has Gaussian random properties; see, e.g., [25].) The ICI thus generated might greatly simplify some simulations of imperfectly synchronized OFDM systems in mobile environments.
Doxxing, or publishing someone's personal information, or, if they use Twitter anonymously, revealing their identity, with malicious intent, happens commonly enough that there's a word for it.
The materials identified in Structure 1 are used commonly enough to provide some comparison across multiple studies and multiple laboratories.
In other studies, copper concentrations low enough to be commonly found in drinking water reduced numbers of coliform bacteria (13 ).
Exposure to multiple LPS types, including O55 and O111, correlates with anti-EspA in the United States, while in Mexico only O55 occurs commonly enough for anti-EspA to correlate with anti-LPS.
Our self-report questionnaire has the advantage of being brief, easily understandable by patients and at the same time being comprehensive enough to include commonly prevalent comorbid conditions in ESRD patient population.
We would like to suggest that this policy be revised to include a large enough number of commonly curated publications, in order to generate co-citations by IMEx members that can then be analyzed for compliance with the IMEx guidelines, using similar methods as those employed here.
