She and proponents cited a number of issues, related to end-of-life care and medical decisions as well as other, more common matters, as reasons to extend marriage to gay couples in the state.
Fruit and animal matter was more common in the diets of subfossil lemurs including Pachylemur, Archaeolemur, and the giant aye-aye.
3 6 7 White matter hyperintensities are more common and extensive in patients with cardiovascular risk factors and symptomatic cerebrovascular disease.
This neuropathologic analysis shows clearly that gray matter abnormalities are more common in the presence of PVL than in its absence (summarized in Fig. 5).
Possibly during the windy season, the injury by dust particles might have been more prevalent whereas injury by vegetable matter possibly was more common during the peak season of agricultural work in this area.
On average, white matter hyperintensities are more common in patients with mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease [ 199, 200], in agreement with autopsy studies in which vascular disease was more common in patients with Alzheimer's disease pathology [ 199, 200].
China Daily published two front-page articles on the reports today, with Mr. Zeng saying that he would like to invite the reports' authors to China and adding, "I'd like to see no confrontation or bickering but, instead, efforts to find more common interests and truth in a matter-of-fact way".
Unless you are an academic or a masochist (or as is perhaps more common, both), reading shouldn't be a matter of forcing oneself to finish a book.
In his elaboration on the metaphysics of matter, Ibn Gabirol frequently uses the Arabic term "al-'unsur" (instead of the more common Arabic terms "al-hayûlâ" and "al-madda") for matter.
National agreements, which are more common in smaller countries, usually settle general matters, leaving more detailed issues for local consideration.
