He says the experience of being a party nominee has afforded him chances that otherwise wouldn't have existed, such as speaking to college students across the country.
However, because the design was non-randomized, differences between LAGB and non-LAGB patients other than matched characteristics could have existed (such as the unequal distribution of diabetes at baseline) and influenced results, although within group changes would not have been affected by the non-randomized design.
Mortals rejoice that there has existed such and so great an ornament of the human race!
He announced a trove he called the "Kourion Treasure," which may never have existed as such.
While such burial assemblages, including the presence of pet dogs in graves, were common in the later Natufian period (c. 12,500 9,500 bce), they had not been thought to have existed at such an early date.
Versions of the show have existed in such countries as Australia, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Poland, Russia, Spain, and the United Kingdom.
Never mind that the federal government has lavished billions of dollars in subsidies on farmers in the Central Valley, by exempting them from having to pay interest on the costs of constructing the federal water project, and that without this government program and subsidies, these farms likely could not have existed in such a dry environment in the first place.
Under the new rule, streaming services are defined by the Academy as "paid subscription, full catalogue, on-demand streaming/limited download platforms that have existed as such within the United States for at least one full year as of the submission deadline".
Both classes of GRXs appear to have existed as such in the LCA of bacteria, because in general CGFS class GRXs cluster together, as do CPYC class GRXs.
It is not clear to us whether such a situation could ever have existed, as problems such as the spread of parasites [ 26] would indeed be extremely severe in this situation.
The valuation exercise, he says, postulates a situation that could never have existed.Faced with such objections, government statisticians in Europe and Canada have concentrated on a different approach, advocated by Mr Keuning and by Eurostat, the statistical arm of the European Union.
