The fact that he's learning it over the phone is going to fall a distant, distant second to the fate itself.
We traipsed up a small hillock and wedged our somewhat forlorn flag into the rocks – a yellow desert fox, set against a black circle and bordered by triangles of green and red – then sat and gazed out at the horizon, tracing the rise and fall of distant mountains and following the curves of sunken valleys as they criss-crossed each other like veins through the sand.
Unfortunately, the well-being of America's children seems to fall a distant second to the political motivations of killing unions, weakening the separation of church and state and enriching the same corporate interests behind the explosion in defense spending.
It could be that these SNPs fall within distant but bona fide enhancer or suppressor elements resulting in the modulation of gene expression, as was demonstrated for the variant within the 8q24 gene desert and its effects on TP53 expression in prostate [ 12].
Yahoo, which has fallen a distant second behind Google in Internet search and search-related advertising, has been busy promoting new mobile search software, which it introduced in January.
But there are problems in which some instances could be so misleading, falling quite distant from the representative mean of the group (e.g., a masculine shaved basket girl player), that it does not exist a solution.
Although D. melanogaster and Drosophila pseudoobscura do have sequences with limited similarity (E-Value = 1 × 10-13) TC13445445, the tree analysis showed both Drosophila sequences fell somewhat distant from the TC13445.
Americans were a rather self-satisfied lot in that seemingly distant fall of 2000.
The laughing, swaggering, Harley-riding man his sister had known until that terrible fall seemed a distant memory, though she saw that he was slowly getting better.
Sequence drift between Leptospira species will thus limit the applicability of MLST, particularly to the strains that fall in genetically distant branches.
