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Mitchell had expected "The Varieties of Religious Experience" to be clinical and cold, but it wasn't at all.

Given that metaparticle structures correspond to highly symmetric polyhedra and that the size of effective patches is prescribed by the monomer diameter, one might expect the variety of patterns that can be assembled from the C3, C4, and C6 clusters of Figure 1 a to be meager and easily anticipated.

As expected, the three varieties of L. angustifolius and the two varieties of L. albus have similar expression patterns within their respective species.

This is to be expected given the variety of mechanisms by which carcinogens can cause tumors to form or grow (Guyton et al. 2009).

This is not surprising, since it reflects the fact that that only a subset of the granule cells are well-modulated by the step cycle, which is to be expected given the variety of inputs to the granule cell layer.

GAYFEST NYC June is Gay Pride month, so we can expect the usual variety of special events around the city leading up to the Pride Day march on June 24.

As expected, the control of a wide variety of specific gastrointestinal symptoms was identified as important by individual patients but these did not meet our criteria for generic item selection.

The display is expected to increase the variety of tactile sensation and the amount of available information.

Sample sizes for each respondent category were determined based on the number of interviews expected to capture the variety of respondent practices and perspectives and to reach saturation point (i.e. sampling until no new information emerged).

"I didn't envision this quiet neighborhood," Ms. Edry said, nor did she expect to find the variety of people who live there.

The expected variety of organizational components for structure and process of care in managing transition may call for implementation through several additional channels beyond regular scientific publication (Table 2).