Nevertheless, most of the nonfiction I've kept consists of books I've already read and know I'm likely to refer to in my own writing.
We then computed the median and mean absolute deviation of the expression levels of each probe set among the 31 cell lines; the probe sets we kept consisted of those whose mean expression levels were in the top quartile among all of the probe sets, or whose expressions had variances in the top quartile.
We computed the median and mean absolute deviation of the expression levels of each probe set among the 47 cell lines; the probe sets we kept consisted of those whose median expression levels were in the top quintile among all of the probe sets, or whose expressions had mean absolute deviations in the top quintile.
As most videos were shot outside of the US, the crew surrounding the videos was kept small, consisting only of Tourso, the director of photography and producer, as well as Beyoncé and her stylist, make-up artist and security.
Generally, orchestral textures are kept light, often consisting of a single melodic line, which sometimes doubles the voice.
Although the SCREEN intervention was kept very brief, consisting of only three to five appointments, the psychosocial functioning of the subjects improved.
This is at least partly due to the greater resemblance between EBV of relatives when animals are kept in groups consisting of two families.
Its inclusion in Bush's list seems designed both to buttress that argument, which has little to do with the events of September 11th, and to keep the list from consisting entirely of Islamic countries.
If we are not recycling all our plastic waste, largely because many councils cannot deal with all the variations (Just a third of plastic is recycled, survey shows, 22 November), why are the major supermarkets allowed to keep inventing new wrappings consisting of mixed materials and marked "Not currently recyclable"?
We keep hearing that it consists of "strict constructionists" who (as George W. Bush put it during the debates) oppose "liberal judicial activism".
