On the one hand, in common situations, test campaigns or detailed-scenario models (including obstacles, walls, etc).
On the other hand, in common marmosets exposed to haloperidol [ 72, 73], a depot i.m. preparation more effectively triggered TD than oral administration, a result which could be in line with the rat data discussed previously.
People who come to New York together, even when they're initially holding hands in common purpose, often find that the city and its demands can drive a wedge into what had been a solid partnership.
Is it possible for us to join hands in common effort?
In a statement, a city lawyer, Brenda Cooke, said the judge's analysis "fails to distinguish between, on the one hand, trespassing in a prohibited area like a rooftop or boiler room and on the other hand, loitering in common areas in violation of Nycha's rules".
On the other hand, Sweden, in common with Norway, refused the Allies' request to march through its territory in order to intervene in the war.
Effectively, this means border management, hand-in-hand with common policies on asylum and immigration.
The peasants, on the other hand, had little in common with the middle-class revolutionaries and generally supported the Austrians.
Panic, on the other hand, has more in common with [the music of northern Mexico] norteño: "It has a similar rhythm, you just need to add some accordion".
In the present study, the total plasma antioxidant capacity gradually decreased in BALB/c mice, while, on the other hand, it increased in common voles in the course of tularemia.
In order to insure proper and widespread observance of this anniversary, all veterans, all veterans' organizations, and the entire citizenry will wish to join hands in the common purpose.
