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Whether the thought that Trump is just getting started will delight or terrify you in 2018 may depend somewhat on your political persuasion.

Asteroids that are approximately house-sized (a few tens of metres across) and smaller are often called meteoroids, though the choice may depend somewhat on context for example, whether they are considered objects orbiting in space (asteroids) or objects having the potential to collide with a planet, natural satellite, or other comparatively large body or with a spacecraft (meteoroids).

These latter data align well with in vitro experiments showing that in general PUFAs are more potent PPARα ligands compared to mono- and saturated fatty acids, although the results may depend somewhat on the method used [13] [19].

The study outcomes may depend somewhat upon how these data are treated.

While specific care process changes needed for effective fax referral systems may depend somewhat on site leadership as well as system and population characteristics, consistent themes such as time, staff and resource needs for building and sustaining tobacco referral infrastructures [ 31, 33, 38] are likely to be relevant across primary care practices in developed countries' health care settings.

They depend somewhat on your discretion.

However, the values depend somewhat of the method of analysis.

Empirical evidence on whether, and to what extent, access to health insurance improves health is somewhat mixed and may depend on both the type of insurance and the type of patient (Courtemanche and Zapata 2014; Currie and Gruber 1996; Finkelstein et al. 2012; Meyer and Wherry 2012; Newhouse 1993).

On the other hand, the effect of diet-induced obesity on hypothalamic POMC mRNA is somewhat complex and may depend on the genetic background [ 22, 23], and duration of the diet [ 24, 25] or composition [ 23] of the diet.

Horses in that study did increase PCV during their final 6 months of training, similar to the L group horses in this study; however, the [ Hb] response to training appears to be somewhat variable and may depend on factors, e.g., age and intensity of training.

Peer pressure is hard to quantify and the various results in this area are somewhat contradictory, suggesting that they may depend on the environment too.