"The findings show there were 10 instances in the course of five years where there was not enough documentation to know for certain if staff confirmed there was housing/shelter and supportive services at the destination," she said.
"I think it's unfortunate that someone who's in public office, like Richard Blumenthal, would have had so many instances in the course of his career to be misleading to the people he represents," she said.
So, for instance, in the course of the financial crisis, it was said that banks play in the casino.
Although the pathogenesis of AKI is multifactorial, novel mediators have been described that are implicated in the development of AKI, for instance in the course of sepsis.
PBC may thus be ideal for cluster analyses of habitats from which large samples of character data have been collected in a standardized manner, for instance, in the course of metagenomics projects (e.g. [ 65] and references therein).
For instance, in the course of screening we identified 70 genes that may specifically be required for the development or reproduction of animals lacking PRDX-2 (see Additional file 1: Table S1).
Interactions between eu- and prokaryotic cells are frequent, multifaceted events ranging from symbiotic synergy such as symbiotic nitrogen fixation in legumes or fermentation by gastrointestinal bacteria to pathogenic interference, for instance, in the course of salmonellosis.
For instance, in the course of our empirical assessments, they were called successively by a UNIX shell script, which is less portable but is available from MG upon request.
Such information can serve as a cue to facilitate the coordination of activities with those of the releasing cell, for instance, in the course of the development of osteoblasts that is mediated by glutamate, to either differentiate, undergo mitosis or apoptosis.
For instance, in the course of conducting this review, we identified a number of terms that are commonly used to refer to the same, or similar, type of organization, such as those outlined by Bhan et al. (civil society organizations, non-governmental organizations, community-based organizations, faith-based organizations and voluntary organizations) [ 20].
Vaguely speaking, the learner tries to minimize the number of labeled instances used in the course of learning, relaying also on unlabelled instances in order to acquire the needed information whenever possible.
