The quotation marks around "up to" suggest two unequally offensive meanings: "good enough for" or "equal to", which is merely patronising, and "conniving".
Loss of WSC during ensiling is, however, a large drawback for ensiling as effective pretreatment method, and the improvement in pretreatment effect due to ensiling was merely equal or less than the loss of WSC at all HTT temperatures.
There is no indication of a will to compromise or deal but play his biggest hand so far to establish Putin's Moscow as not merely equal but the power broker more dynamic in taking and winning the gambit.
Accordingly, our intention is to share some thoughts on how to best provide disabled citizens with equal opportunity rather than "merely" equal treatment.
"Now we are merely equal," said one of the blues.
Article 9 is "organizers", and we go further now and say that they are not merely equal and responsible but are responsible for the acts of other persons.
"The payment that results merely has to be equal to or less than the unmodified payment," Ms. Cipollone said.
This time, however, Brazil openly acknowledge that they would rather face another opponent, which could be Spain or Netherlands - both drawn with Chile in Group B. To make it to the knock-out stages, merely to equal what they did in the last World Cup, Chile will have to get past one of the 2010 finalists.
What is the difference between these p-values and the ones equal to 0? This merely reflects the accuracy of the computer on which the analysis was carried out and provides no information about the underlying significance.
And with August a traditionally slow month for fund-raising, Mr. Obama has bombarded his supporters in recent weeks with increasingly urgent pleas for money, mindful that he will need to drastically raise his cash intake in the coming months merely to equal his record-breaking haul from 2008.
