As well as promising things he couldn't do, he didn't do some of the few things he had coherently promised.
Data from multiple animal species and mechanistic studies have coherently demonstrated that phosgene-induced ALI is unique compared to ALI induced by other, more water-soluble irritant gases.
But the point she was trying to make is actually a valid one, which would have (if she had coherently made it) bolstered her "foreign policy credentials".
Whereas in-vivo binding studies regarding DAT1 revealed rather contradictory results (Heinz et al., 2000; van Dyck et al., 2005), in-vitro studies have coherently suggested that the nine-repeat allele is associated with decreased DAT availability and higher DA levels (Fuke et al., 2001; Mill et al., 2002; VanNess et al., 2005).
He begins with independence in 1947, showing how Pakistan's early leaders had not coherently imagined what Pakistan meant, and how quickly they lost trust.
In the logistic regression models, all variables in Table 12 have been coherently considered as regressors, including the teachers group, whereas the binary outcome variable was changed depending on the specific aspect under analysis.
Traditionally such a vocal supporter of UN peacekeeping, the Norwegian government has yet to coherently explain its withdrawal.
Several cortical areas have been implicated in pain processing but, puzzlingly enough, both activations and deactivations have been observed, the significance of which in the genesis of background NP has not been coherently explained [5], [12].
While in this relatively small network it may have been possible (although not easy) to identify these separators by inspection, it should be borne in mind that much of the work to group nodes coherently has already been done in the manual construction of the two-dimensional layout displayed.
