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In most cases the outcome hinged on the marshaling of dependable blocs of voters.
Indiana, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire and Washington have become battlegrounds in governors' races even though, in most cases, the outcome of the presidential race there is not in doubt.
This lent the process a certain dignity, but in most cases the outcome was clear from early on.In the holding pensThe number of people deported is largely determined by the number of beds available in detention centres, which are the holding pens for the people America expels.
And indeed, in most cases, the outcome of this strategy was not violent.
In most cases treatment outcome is strongly influenced by the presence or absence of cervical nodal metastasis.
The identification of individuals at a high risk of progressing to cancer offers promising possibilities for the prevention of cancer (Hussain and Harris, 1996), and in most cases the outcome largely depends on an early diagnosis (Matturri et al, 1998).
In most cases the major outcomes of the studies were shown disaggregated, and the study question was answered.
Despite the great efforts and resources devoted to all these trials, together with the number of patients involved, in most cases the clinical outcomes were disappointing with objective response rates ranging between 10 and 20%, median progression free survivals of 2 3 months, and median overall survivals of 6 9 months [ 28].
We assumed that in most cases the first outcome in the first comparison would be the primary outcome and that in the remainder, it would still be important for the review.
TTTS was considered to be responsible for most cases of adverse outcome in the MC group.
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