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Playmaker Andres Iniesta said: "We will have to go out there and play in a very comprehensive manner.
"We will test banks in a very comprehensive manner and a more credible fashion than we did last summer," she said.
One of the things that they've done — and Hudson Yards was the biggest example — they really thought about how zoning works in a very comprehensive way, how it works with open space and how it works with infrastructure.
The wide spectrum and repertoire of SERM and LXR-dependent effects of 27-OHC in the context of all facets and aspects of breast cancer and prostate cancer biology are reviewed in this manuscript in a very comprehensive manner.
"Google has in an unprecedented manner stepped up their Brussels lobbying efforts during the last few years, massively increasing their spending on lobbying and on other activities in a very comprehensive and multifaceted lobbying campaign aimed at influencing the European commission's decisions," he said.
In a very comprehensive analysis of GlaxoSmithKlines's internal data, Papadatos et al. analyzed the effects that many matched pairs transformations had on hERG inhibition [15].
"As you're aware, they've had two major face-to-face meetings the summit in Mar-a-Lago, a very comprehensive bilateral in Hamburg.
We're going to have to put in place a very comprehensive and robust strategy to help the — the world of Islam and other parts of the world, reject this radical violent extremism".
We're — we're going to have to put in place a very comprehensive and robust strategy to help the — the world of Islam and — and other parts of the world reject this radical violent extremism which is — it's really not on the run.
His "better judgment" was thus not in fact a very comprehensive judgment; it did not take into account the full range of relevant considerations.
In this way, a very comprehensive list of BG subtraction issues is given, associated with representative sequences (developed by us or already publicly available) that can be exploited for testing the effectiveness of novel approaches.
