It is evident that GBNs, because of their unique properties and functionalization, raise a great interest and provide more avenues for the research and development in their applications of translational medicine.
"This will require reflection by other parties, because it is evident that CiU cannot lead the government and the process alone," he told supporters in Barcelona.
Because it is evident that any recount seeking to meet the December 12 date will be unconstitutional for the reasons we have discussed, we reverse the judgment of the Supreme Court of Florida ordering a recount to proceed.
But we need not pursue the nuances of these 'standing' questions, because it is evident in any event that none of the petitioners can prevail unless the petitioner Hoffa prevails.
"The problem is that many of us just don't believe Whitehall on devolution, largely because it is evident that Whitehall does not yet really believe in it for England," he said.
Because it is evident that any recount seeking to meet the Dec. 12 date will be unconstitutional for the reasons we have discussed, we reverse the judgment of the Supreme Court of Florida ordering a recount to proceed.
The United States needs to focus more on natural disaster preparedness plans, because it is evident that such plans were able to save lives in the tsunami that devastated Japan.
Pronounced of a Cretan summer evening in an outdoor theater, with a breeze wafting through the olive groves, the thought is doubly arresting — perhaps because it is evident in such a setting that we make poor choices in our lives by not exposing ourselves more to such beauty.
Although research cost, here evaluated as the cost of research human resources, is commonly ignored in many tolerance optimization models, it may not be a good assumption because it is evident from this particular example that a failure to consider the research cost in tolerance optimization is likely to result in a suboptimal tolerance.
And these ministries are hard to be a part of because it is evident to those with discernment that it is not authentic.
He concluded that "because it is evident that even a relatively small white shark, weighing two or three hundred pounds, might readily snap the largest human bones by a jerk of its body, after it has bitten through the flesh".
