If they are right, not only will Delaware get a brand-new senator, but the 10-seat Republican edge in the Senate very well might be narrowed.
At the other extreme, the bands B n might be narrowest at v = v t h.
Thus, the addition of hydraulic resistance caused by EPS might also explain the lowered BSA transmission, in the presence of yeast cells, since the membrane pores might be narrowed or partly blocked.
Martin West argues on poetic, linguistic, cultural and political grounds that an Athenian poet "compiled the Catalogue of Women and attached it to Hesiod's Theogony, as if it were all Hesiodic," sometime between 580 and 520, and thinks it possible that this range might be narrowed to the period following 540.
The diagnostic gap might be narrowed by identifying additional agents linked to foodborne transmission.
If such media usage is disproportionally distributed across the examined socioeconomic groups, this might suggest that our estimates for e.g. high educated high income participants with potentially more exposure to electronic media are conservative or that the inequalities might be narrowed.
That gap might be narrow, but it has still led some (including a senior elections analyst at RCP) to conclude "it's probably time to panic".
(In a follow-up article, for instance, I will discuss some reasons why the "electability gap" between Mr. Romney and Mr. Santorum might be narrower than the model implies).
Given to abrupt changes of register – thunderbox, kaplow – and wild, unselfconscious digressions, he hurries us through an ever stranger and more complicated novel by antic force of will; he is funny, and while his field of vision might be narrow, he is exceptionally good at hauling interesting things into it.
