England's response was as unprofessional as could be, pitching short when they should have been much fuller in length on a pitch they had decided was fit for bowling first on.
Often visiting pacemen excited by the carry would bowl too short and the canny batsmen would leave the ball as much on length as line.
The aim of this study is to clarify how much of the bone length on the femur and tibia has to be reproduced on anteroposterior (AP) knee radiographs in order to determine the leg's alignment after a total knee arthroplasty.
The ({textit{zfp}}) approach results in compression ratios larger than 10 with very good accuracy but is limited by the bitstream length on how much it can compress without significant error loss.
However, conformational transitions in many native proteins involve much smaller length changes, on the order of a nanometer or less. 2 Conventional force spectroscopy at such fine resolution is affected by significant signal-to-noise limitations in the regime of low forces (less than 10 pN).
The RR-2 clade has much shorter branch lengths on average than the RR-1 clade because the former group is dominated by sequence clusters.
Neither Obama, in 2008, nor Romney, in 2012, have ever showed much interest in casually talking at length, on the record, with the traveling press corps.
But LaFontaine, the scoring star of the 1980s and '90s whose career was marked by a series of concussions, spoke at much greater length and depth on the subject.
These and other systemic factors may have as much impact on length of stay as clinical or legal factors [ 41].
Recall bias is not considered to have much impact on length of secondary care interval nor on number of suspected cancer referrals since the GPs have access to this information through the patients' electronic medical records, which are considered robust data sources.
