SCHMIDT: What is the other extent?
Mr. Clinton's appearance at the convention is, in a sense, as a surrogate for Mr. Gore and, to a lesser extent, for other Democrats, notably Hillary Rodham Clinton, who is running for the United States Senate from New York.
The MRD observation operators for various layers could successfully transfer in time whereas temporal transferability only succeeds to a limited extent for other observation operators.
This holds to an even greater extent for other sensing mechanisms, such as those for phosphate and nitrogen [ 24, 25].
Again, within a given geographic region, there is marked variation according to the ethnic group – this is not observed to the same extent for other common cancers.
As data- and biobanks maintained by birth cohort studies are valuable resources for other researchers, to what extent should investigators responsible for the study share information and samples about children with external researchers who do not have an institutional affiliation with the various universities and other organizations involved in the study?
However, for bronchiectasis, and to a lesser extent for other COPD mortality, the SMRs are much higher for those born in 1958 1970 (SMR = 46.2; 95% CI, 21.1 87.7; p < 0.001) than for those born in 1950 1957 before the very high exposures started (SMR = 12.4; 95% CI, 3.3 31.7; p < 0.001; Poisson regression test for difference in bronchiectasis rate ratios for the two periods, p = 0.02).
If we step back for a minute and compare the sources for Pythagoras with those available for other early Greek philosophers, the extent of the difficulties inherent in the Pythagorean Question becomes clear.
He's a narcissist and alcoholic with a penchant for other women -- but the extent to which his wife may or may not have chosen to overlook his proclivities in their preceding years together is questionable.
The decision may have important implications for other disputes relating to the extent of executive power and the unitary executive theory.
