In addition, while essentially all cancer therapeutics have significant off target effects, this model may be used to predict off target effects for both current and future therapies, allowing clinicians to better understand and minimize these complications in cancer therapy.
In addition, Mr. Stancik essentially accused Thomas D. Thacher 2nd, the private investigator hired by the United Federation of Teachers to review Mr. Stancik's report, of committing the same acts that Mr. Thacher accused Mr. Stancik of: that is, skewing the facts to fit a foregone conclusion and committing errors that call into question his premise.
In addition, landscapes are essentially dynamic, and digital techniques for representation of these dynamics are still in their infancy.
This isn't just a quirk of the television business: virtually all employers hire people who, in addition to being essentially qualified, they want to be around several hours a day, several days a week.
In addition, unlike the essentially invariant yield of the gasoline in the Group I, the gasoline content in the Group II showed an upward trend with the increase of Catalyst II, which demonstrated that the formation of gasoline had a positive correlation with the introduced amount of γ-alumina when methanol first passed through Catalyst II.
In addition, I was essentially taxiing a porcelain doll, which left me riddled with anxiety about a potential fender-bender in the city.
In addition, previous analyses essentially focused on dairy strains [53], [61] and no information is available for strains of other origins.
In addition to having essentially equivalent mechanical properties at break (discussed above), at each level of draw the AmelF3 and AmelF1-4 fibers had similarly shaped stress-strain curves.
In addition, there was essentially a complete loss of the periodic patterns displayed by each of the ten unique dinucleotides in the library that lacked the 24 consensus sequence tetranucleotides as shown in Figure S2.
In addition, the survey essentially represented the full population, rather than a sub-sample, of cancer care providers in Ontario.
