The Old Regulars were expert at all the usual forms of graft — doling out patronage, padding registration rolls, harassing unaffiliated voters — and, by aligning themselves with the state's business interests, most notably Standard Oil, they were often able to extend their control far beyond the city limits.
First and most importantly: skilled interviewers are often able to weed out rote responses by probing on the details of the situation discussed.
Mn2+ is most commonly preferred, but Mg2+ is often able to activate the enzymes and, in some instances, is the most efficient cofactor.
Police and prosecutors, overwhelmed by the crime that buffets most reservations, acknowledge that they are often able to offer only tepid responses to what tribal leaders say has become a crisis.
MpMRI is often able to detect the most aggressive PC focus, but synchronous non-index tumour detection may be poor.
When the packet loss rate is increased, PPC-MDC is often able to apply the most recent control value (tilde {u}_{t}(1)) due to the construction of the MDs.
In contrast to most environmental isolates, clinical V. parahaemolyticus is often able to produce thermostable direct haemolysin (TDH) and/or TDH-related toxin (TRH), encoded by the tdh and trh genes, respectively [ 1].
Clinically asymptomatic patients do not usually need any treatment, even in the presence of high levels of cryocrit, but patients with severe vasculitic manifestations must be promptly treated with high doses of steroids and/or plasma exchange and/or immunosuppressors; this combination therapy is often able to improve the most harmful disease complications [ 1, 4, 22].
Animal health officials were often able to determine whether an animal was "most likely" imported and these cases were classified as such.
For the most part, I was able to avoid such questions, just as I am often able to avoid them now.
