Bartone's whimsy comes with a healthy dose of intelligent, cogent aphorism, and his juxtapositions nearly always serve an evident lyric end: extrapolation of a common sentiment into an extraordinary statement of being (for instance, when the poet describes "[the] space between two/ people like two folding moons sitting in opposite chairs like two/ opposite rooms").
The study, however, was well implemented by the investigators, as is evident by end point A1C levels.
This was particularly evident in end of life decision making, when the need for decisions to be unanimous was, perhaps, particularly strong.
"So help us God," Boehner said with evident relief, ending his brief remarks after being elected Speaker of the House of Representatives for the 113th Congress, and enduring a bout of uncertainty whether he would get enough support from his GOP colleagues to win on the first ballot.
From the derived exact expressions for the various primary statistics and the corresponding simulation results, it is evident that the end-to-end channel distribution for different number of hops may deviate significantly in modality, skewness, Kurtosis, etc., due to cascading.
This effect was evident at the end of the PTX treatment (coincident with the end of the BrdU incorporation) and was maintained for subsequent 6 and 12 h, suggesting it was irreversible.
The quotas tend to be issued predominantly to the state textile firms, who then sell off their surplus quota allocations to private clothing manufacturers.The distortions that were caused by this system have become evident since the ending of quotas at the end of 2004.
The power struggle that he won, but also lost, was evident to the end.
The Süddeutsche Zeitung said Riefenstahl could certainly be accused of naivety, a trait evident until the end of her life.
The currents of movement were apt for a work entitled "River" although hints of relationships were evident by the end.
But the Yankees are clearly searching for answers, which was evident at the end of the game.
