However, the respect for each other as boxers and gladiators was always evident and even profuse after their combat in the ring.
The animal injected with luciferin only (as a negative control) did not show any signal (panel 1), while the lucierase fluorescent signal is clearly evident, and even spreads into multiple zones of the body, such as the lung over the first few hours (panels 2 3).
In the Finnish focus group, one participant expressed the threat of shifting standards: "the threat is that we begin to consider control as self-evident and even compatible with our own interest" (male, 21 30 years).
You will not be an inexperienced amateur but an interesting individual with evident talent, and even something of an established reputation.
It haunted my dreams – the ring, the red, the evident pleasure – and even today I am loath to type in those five consonants and three vowels without a shudder.
The differences between the middle class and the lower class are increasingly evident, and have even formed a so-called cleavage.
Spatiotemporal variation was evident, and asynchrony, even at short distances, implies that colonization events, although frequent for some species, are not synchronizing communities.
We hypothesized that such temporal trends in the distribution of HLA-DR, DQ genotypes would be evident, and perhaps even stronger, among 5- to 17-year-old Hispanic and non-Hispanic white (NHW) youth diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in Colorado between 1978 and 2004.
The same trend is evident in Canada, and even more pronounced in Europe – 58% of people in Stockholm live alone, a figure that is considered the highest in Europe.
This distinction is more evident for EF, and even more distinct when comparing results for the area under precision recall curves.
In fact, as evident in Spain, Germany and even Denmark, over-tough green legislation can destroy the productive capacity of the most enlightened industries.
