Even so, lawyers representing individual plaintiffs said some settlements with people claiming injuries from exposure to asbestos, a carcinogenic fireproofing material, reached into the hundreds of millions of dollars.
In our work with macroscopic Purkinje structures we faced issues with representing structures with fine detail on comparatively coarse grids, and so representing even finer-detail networks may pose a problem to advancing these methods.
According to the Cohen guidelines, 19 only this change in DBP can be considered a relevant change, and even so it represents a small effect size (SRM=0.21).
Even so, that represented a jump of 90percentt over 2005.
Even so, it represents a 9.7% decline from the figure in 2008, which was itself 9.7% lower than 2007's.
Even so, they represent daunting opposition in what may prove Hiddink's last brush with this competition.
When Apple first had the ruling on the pager case handed down earlier this month, a company spokesperson dismissed Motorola's IP as an "old pager patent" — but even so, it represents a setback for Apple, in that it shows the company is not immune to roadblocks, either, when it comes to patent litigation.
Even so, A.6085 represents a significant step forward in developing a more rational and effective approach to drug use and addiction in our state.
Even so, Gilbert represented the Gentlemen against the Players twice in 1877, his final appearances in the fixture; in four games, he scored just 43 runs and took 16 wickets.
He suggested raising the age at which retirees can receive full benefits -- currently, 66 years old -- would be on the table even though doing so represents "a massive benefit cut for people".
Even so, REI does represent a change.
