In line with a post-Sept.
The EU's attempt to transcend sovereignty and traditional power politics by establishing a transnational rule of law is much more in line with a "post-historical" world than the Americans' continuing belief in God, national sovereignty, and their military.
Overall, the results of these analyses are in line with a similar post hoc analysis of data from a 4-week, parallel-group, placebo-controlled study of LDX efficacy in children with ADHD that found improvements in ADHD symptoms and global illness were comparable between prior MPH users and the overall study population [ 32].
That is broadly in line with a fistful of post-election estimates, from Alex Salmond, election officers and the media, which oscillated between38%% and nearly 42%.
In line with this, a post-hoc analysis showed that while participants' self-reported positive associations with spiders remained stable from post-treatment to follow-up, participants showed significantly more positive implicit attitudes toward spiders at follow-up than at post-treatment.
Last week, three rebel factions said they would take up arms again at midnight on Sunday if President Laurent Gbagbo did not appoint a government with rebels in major posts, in line with a peace plan brokered by France, the former colonial power here, in January.
Old Trafford, back then, was an unsophisticated place, desperately in need of investment, much in line with a city struggling from the effects of post-industrialisation. "Madchester" might have been booming but Manchester was far from the metropolis of stylish apartment blocks, Calatrava bridges and glass condominium towers we see now.
The results are in line with a Washington Post/ABC News poll from March, which found support for gay marriage at 59percentt nationwide.
These data are in line with the post hoc analysis of the RAPID 1 study of CZP in adult patients with active RA despite MTX therapy, who received CZP 200 mg or 400 mg Q2W plus MTX [ 7].
It came to Drogba, on the turn and in line with the far post, but he curved a left-footed effort over the top.
Its membership grew rapidly, from 914 families in 1944 to over 1,100 by late 1949, together with an increase in the number of children in line with the post-war post–World War II baby boom.
