Fernandes et al. [81] have proposed that neoplasia is exceptionally connected to the prokaryotic homolog toolbox.
He went with it, as his modest outlook of the scene and stance amongst it kept him exceptionally connected to it.
But the personnel chief who handled the matter from the beginning, the Rev. Friedrich Fahr, "always remained personally, exceptionally connected" to Cardinal Ratzinger, the church said.
"You could go to 15, but that's when the questions of depletion rate, reservoir management and damaging the fields come into play," says Nawaf Obaid, a Saudi oil and security analyst who is regarded as being exceptionally well connected to key Saudi leaders.
The node degree distribution for the network approximated a power-law distribution (Additional file 2: Figure S7), an inherent characteristic of scale-free networks, indicating the presence of few exceptionally connected genes in contrast to more frequent less connected genes.
It's worth noting that some events which aren't exceptionally formal and aren't connected to work can still demand a tucked-in shirt.
Rather than relying on thumb typing, at which I am exceptionally bad, I thought a small wireless keyboard connected to my iPhone would work.
Florida, both along the Gulf and the Atlantic Ocean, is exceptionally vulnerable to storm surge, with strings of low-lying communities on the coasts and along waterways that are connected to the sea.
Despite this, the experience is exceptionally rich and frequently moving, and I had the idea, wandering through neighbourhoods in mid- and lower Manhattan, that other people, similarly connected to their phones, were also chasing down these stories.
Though she had never laid eyes on Vault B, she believed that it was connected to the temple's sanctum sanctorum by a "spiritual charge," which emitted special vibrations that could be felt only "if you are exceptionally lucky".
Our destination is a permanent arm of water connected to the Rio Hardy, where agricultural runoff creates a kind of slow flowing swamp that connects to the sea at exceptionally high tides.
