For unlike a coin that we know to be fair, this metaphorical 'coin' is 'infinitely far' from us, hence apparently completely unknown to us.
Second, the current knowledge about pathways is largely fragmented and far from complete; hence, this limitation would compromise the aspect of this analysis that relies on pathway knowledge.
In any case, the use of a single cost regime for all RAAs chosen without regard for data is far from ideal; hence the alignment was masked using a program that identifies random similarity within multiple sequence alignments based on Monte Carlo resampling within a sliding window [ 49].
It was far from simple, however; hence his accomplishment in organising threads of research into a coherent whole.
The pattern we see in Fig. 5 cannot be attributed to glory because the solar phase angle at the image center is far from zero (49°); hence, point symmetry of the solar phase angles relative to the image center does not exist.
Merino et al. [ 34] suggested that during planktonic growth, K2 capsule of Klebsiella causes complement activation, but activated complement components bind far from cell membrane hence, no cell lysis occurs.
However, this pdf may be peaky and far from being convex, and hence cannot be computed analytically unless linear-Gaussian models are adopted.
It may be argued that biotic surveys of the region are far from complete, and that, hence, the presence of the species cannot be completely ruling out.
Indeed, incorrect answers close to the correct result are more likely to be experienced than incorrect answers far from the correct result, hence resulting in a stronger representation in verbal memory.
Although CHPS brings health services to the doorsteps of the people, some communities are very remote and far from the CHPS compounds, hence those affected recommended that CHPS compounds be built in their areas to help them access health care.
