We do not use prednisone on alternate days and exceptionally divide the dose into ¾ before breakfast and ¼ before dinner.
They can be yellow, round, orange, long, short and exceptionally bumpy, and are divided into three main groups: slicing, pickling and burpless.
The caliph gathered an exceptionally large army, which he divided in two parts, which invaded from the northeast and the south.
To minimize this risk, we applied an exceptionally stringent approach that divides the study cohort into a training set and two test sets.
Paved over in the 15th Century, the Walbrook river divided the western and eastern parts of the city, its moist muddy walls providing exceptionally good conditions for artefacts to be preserved.
The Hudson-Kreitman-Aguade ratio (HKAr) index for a gene is the pairwise nucleotide polymorphism divided by the divergence (K) from a closely-related species, and is used here to identify genes with exceptionally high ratios [45].
New York exceptionalism--exceptionally dangerous, exceptionally grouchy, exceptionally dirty--has been replaced by a well-scrubbed homogeneity.
In 1951 and 1952, Copland delivered the Charles Eliot Norton lectures at Harvard, in which he sketched an exceptionally clear and canny picture of the ideological divide that was opening up in postwar music.
But since the artifact/nature divide parallels the gap/non-gap divide, one way the implausibility of alternative means of production could become exceptionally clear was if R were associated with a gap in nature's capabilities if the unaided course of nature genuinely could not or would not produce R, yet we see R in 'nature'nature
In this paper, we provide the first detailed account of an exceptionally preserved, deeply weathered late Neogene landscape in the ice sheet divide zone in northern Finland.
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