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(The golden toad, now regarded as extinct, was actually orange; it is not to be confused with the Panamanian golden frog, which is technically also a toad).

We observe that the output of the GF signaling pathway from the experiment is fixed based on the primary inputs, where the drug vector is technically also an input.

But still: it was technically also me.

But still: It was technically also me.

Although participants adhering to an agreement that does not permit outside partners or only engaging in non-penetrative sexual activities with outside partners are technically also following a negotiated safety regime [ 8], we were particularly interested in determining those factors associated with safety (condom use and/or testing) among men who engaged in anal sex with non-steady partners.

Older floors that haven't been refinished usually have a shellac, lacquer, or varnish finish, and while these are technically also "surface-seals," they aren't nearly as durable as the more modern finishes; for the purposes of this article, they will therefore be placed under the "other" category alongside unfinished and waxed floors.

This is because such surgery is technically difficult, also requiring profound systemic hypotensive anaesthesia.

"In Times of Fading Light" is being billed as a debut novel, which is technically true but also misleading.

O. S). 'STORIES WE TELL' To call Sarah Polley's third feature — after "Away From Her" and "Take This Waltz" — a documentary is technically accurate, but also completely inadequate.

A case study with the UML metamodel and 23 UML models shows that the approach is technically feasible and also scalable.

Minimally invasive nonendoscopic thyroidectomy (MINET, MIT) is technically less demanding, also based on experiences from parathyroid surgery [ 8].