Jonathan Woodgate may have had consistent injury problems but he enjoyed the experience.
Healthcare data were restricted to active-duty personnel only because Reserve and National Guard personnel may not have consistent access to military-sponsored care, or may seek care outside of the military health system.
Ford is recalling about 2,900 of its 2007 Five Hundred and Mercury Montego sedans because the fuel tanks "may not have consistent welds between the fuel tank and fuel filler neck".
It is postulated that formulary restriction will not change fervent prescriber beliefs, and thus may not have consistent or sustained impact on prescription patterns [ 4].
This is of crucial importance because real texts and random texts may seem to have consistent rank distributions if not regarded with enough precision simply because two distinct tiny objects may look similar if our lens is not powerful enough.
They may have been consistent with his style.
The Bear Stearns action may have been consistent with the Fed's mandate, but it also is widely seen to have thrust the Fed into a new world, for the first time making it a holder of a package of mortgage assets, the value and even the content of which have not been disclosed.
Do It Again may have a consistent soul, but it traverses a variety of emotions and energies that fit with both the party, and the solemn walk home from it.
Do It Again may have a consistent soul, but it traverses a variety of emotions and energies that fit with both the party, and the solemn walk home from it.
Because study is the experimental unit of the study-level meta-analysis, this approach may have insufficiently consistent and precise information to detect differential expression when a limited number of microarray experiments are available.
