In their breast cancer paper, Canter et al. [ 12] erroneously employed the notation "G10398A", which incidentally could be interpreted post hoc as if it followed the evolutionary order of nucleotide change (from the ancestral G to a first derived A at 10398), but this was certainly not intended by the authors since C7028T, C14766T, T16189C, and T16519C all follow the standard rCRS-based style.
Is that what consumers want, or do they want to use the same apps and brands they're already accustomed to? (Incidentally, an auto OS could be a point of marketing contention. What if customers start basing their car purchases over what OS the car offers?
(Incidentally, I never thought that Jack Nicholson could be topped as the Joker, but Heath Ledger delivered a performance for the ages).
Confounding variables that could affect BPA exposure include higher food intakes or obesity, which could be accompanied by incidentally higher intakes of BPA (Sharpe 2010).
However, we recognized that ICI could be present in a small subset of older individuals with non-KD illness and of late-stage KD fatalities, because such individuals could be incidentally acutely infected or re-infected, respectively, with the KD ubiquitous respiratory microbe.
That deal could incidentally be impacted by the Unicredit takeover, since Capitalia is 7.7% owned by ABN Amro, and could have been seen as a spring board for the Dutch bank's suitor's into the profitable Italian banking market.
They are some of the black ironies of this catastrophic referendum vote and, incidentally, hostility towards them could well be due to the long-term anti-EU content in other popular papers, such as the Sun and Daily Mail).
"The family joke," his wife, Jeanne Sinquefield, told me, "was I let Rex do chess because 'How expensive could it be?' " She, incidentally, has since helped persuade the Boy Scouts of America to create a chess merit badge, which more than a hundred thousand scouts have earned.
Incidentally, the marker scorings could not be performed because of missing material.
(Albrecht, incidentally, would be Ringo, Bartelstein said).
(He appeared, incidentally, to be very stoned).
