However, nothing in essence changed either in Lithuania or in Council's status: any efforts to establish administration were hindered.
In essence, monitoring changes in disease burden anywhere it is found in the body may offer the best means of patient management.
Given that knowledge requires essence, and essence excludes change (in the case of the essential properties), Aristotle would have us deny that essence is predicable of particulars for the Plato of the middle period.
In essence these changes in thinking are similar to what has happened in athletic training, where not too long ago it was considered unacceptable to consume water during practice, and now it is recognized how important it is to hydrate during heavy physical training.
Mr. Moynihan branded the word "privatization" a "scare word," and he and Mr. Kerrey said Mr. Gore's approach would in essence change the very nature of the retirement program.
"Too many American girls face the oppression of FGM... just think of a young girl going through this, unknowingly or without her permission to, in essence, change her life forever.
The thought popped in my head, "Hey, maybe I can lift with those?" I took them off the shelf and in essence changed my workout style forever.
"[W]e want people to not only move their money but to move their mind or in essence, change their mindset to one of trying to figure out ways to do more business with black-owned businesses," Williams told HuffPost.
In essence, change at scale is difficult to realise and improved outcomes and measurable effect sizes are hard to deliver.
The high baseline scores of our study patients, however, may create a ceiling effect that inhibits observation of long-term changes; in essence, improvements to quality of life may not be as measurable when quality of life is already near the upper scale limits.
