But scientists studying a male cancer cluster can exclude women's risk factors (individual reproductive histories, for example) in their analysis.
For example, in their crisp and articulate performance of Haydn's String Quartet in E-flat, Op. 71, No. 3 they conveyed a dynamic sense of ensemble.
Maxwell's story is a powerful reminder of the positive role that faith leaders can play in setting an example in their communities.
The Yankees have one example in their starting rotation — staff ace C.C. Sabathia, whose remarkable talent has not come at the expense of his durability.
For example, in their own efforts to train health care workers, an integral part of that training should be eye care strategies," said Mr Metcalfe.
This is the case, for example, in their ability to concentrate and dilute urine and to achieve a gradient of hydrogen ions between urine and blood.
"People who are exposed to loud sounds for a long time, for example in their job, can find their hyperacusis gets worse.
For example, in their lab reports, they started to be much more detailed and to explain the context clues that led them to a conclusion.
Perhaps not surprisingly, most of these correspondents have variations on the word horn ("corno" or "horncall," for example) in their e-mail addresses, and they usually identify themselves as hornists, as if their addresses didn't make that clear.
For example, in their 1999 book, "The Stakeholder Society", Bruce Ackerman and Anne Alstott, of Yale Law School, suggested giving each high school senior eighty thousand dollars to spend on college, buy an apartment, or start a family.
About half the respondents believed that neither ministers nor MPs abused their power for personal gain and about 40% believed they were dedicated to doing a good job and set a good example in their private lives.
