By Dec. 13, 1877, Mac-Mahon gave in to the extent of accepting a ministry led by conservative republican Jules Dufaure and composed mostly of republicans.
Additional thanks to Jeff Chen for his insights on the extent of accepted-puzzle purgatory, which was made even more difficult by the publication of a number of impressive stair-themed puzzles in the weeks and months I was waiting for my puzzle to run.
The set of accepted candidate SNPs define the extent of the corresponding locus.
Witchcraft was to some extent an accepted part of life in those days, with rituals, healers, the prescription of potions and tinctures all part of rural life.
To the extent that ones in terms of accepting or attending to a stimulus come closer to the mark (Frijda 2001, pp.76-78), this may be because they build pleasure into the account rather than analyzing it in other terms.
Writing extensively, in both books and articles, about the philosophy of language, metaphysics, epistemology and the history of philosophy, he succeeded in redirecting Oxford philosophy away from the limitations which had to some extent been accepted under the influence of Austin, towards a re-engagement with some traditional and also some new abstract philosophical issues.
Our data suggest that glycaemic control has, to a very large extent, been accepted as a standard of care in the UK, although in most ICUs this does not constitute tight glycaemic control.
"The question I was asking myself when I was working on the show was: 'To what extent am I a straight white man, and to what extent am I accepted into the continuation of straight white male ideals?
The first class consists of reporters not placed within the accepted extent of any gene.
Utility of new prognostic methods for NSCLC is influenced by their extent of improvement upon currently accepted approaches.
There are 1859 (4%) reporters that align to the transcripts of a single RefSeq gene, but that Splign did not place within the accepted extent of exactly one gene.
