This version was recorded centuries later; the extent to which it reflects actual historical events is not known.
We have no knowledge of how well these children do later, the extent to which they lead busier, richer, happier, safer, more fulfilled lives.
The Fortinskys had initially hoped to return to their old apartment, but when they visited the apartment a week later the extent of the damage persuaded them otherwise.
But 80 years later, the extent of the current coalition's efforts to win popular support for "fracking" show that not everybody is persuaded.
It was most likely on any given trial that a response could not be made before the TMS pulses (or SHAM clicks) had come, therefore, on trials where the pulses came later some extent of waiting was automatic and a delay resulted.
Consequently carcinogenic transformation in photodamaged skin occurs sooner or later, its extent depending on the skin type and on the amount of accumulated UV exposure.
In the follow-up interview approximately six months later, the extent to which the team's engagement with the development activity had been associated with changes in team functioning was explored.
However, as we discuss later, the extent of introgression is still an open question at the center of ongoing debate that has important ramifications for understanding M S divergence.
But Bartók did not pursue this device to any great extent later on.
Only later, when the extent of Cutler's injury was disclosed, did players backpedal.
