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Although not mentioned in the Domesday Book, Oldham does appear in legal documents from the Middle Ages, invariably recorded as territory under the control of minor ruling families and barons.
Studies that analyzed results with and without under-reporters invariably recorded no impact of under-reporters on the results (Haraldsdottir and Andersen, 1994; Gibson, 1996; Tonstad and Sivertsen, 1997; Rogers and Emmett, 2002; Alexy et al., 2003).
Why don't you paragraph?" She invariably forgave him, though, and recorded much of his work.
Next, he is always there: he is consistently recorded as the MP who votes most and invariably attends the high-profile afternoon debates.
Sedation was recorded on 21 occasions and invariably together with another method such as radiographic examination or mouth cavity inspection/dental work.
APs in rat neocortical neurons, recorded in temperature range between 20°C and 35°C invariably exhibited step-like onset dynamics (e.g. Fig. 1).
Almost immediately, it became the princess's unofficial Paris memorial, bedecked with flowers, covered with graffiti or stick-on messages of devotion and invariably surrounded by tourists, recording their visit with a camera or simply staring in silence.
Such data collections are invariably incomplete; whether a patient was tested for flu or bacterial infections often isn't recorded, for instance.
For the THF+5α-THF/THE ratio, this value is invariably ≤0.1 in ACRD and for CRD ≥0.1 but ≤0.5, with the highest CRD ratio recorded still below the normal range (Fig. 3).
Errors in the recorded lunar month (typically amounting to no more than a single month) are fairly common, but both the year and the recorded day of the sexagenary cycle are invariably correct.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05413.016 Trajectories recorded at 100 frames/s frequently showed both the position of the transient state and the direction of the AB transition, revealing that they were invariably in line.
