Take disability living allowance, which requires someone to prove if they are 'unable or virtually unable to walk', one is much more complex (virtually unable) and a number of factors have to be considered – including rest periods and speed.
The Web makes this process much more efficient, since virtually every town lists its tourist attractions and weekend events on the Internet.
(2) Because the laser light in a given narrow frequency band is much more intense than virtually all broadband sources of light used in spectroscopy, the amount of fluorescent light emitted by the sample can be greatly increased.
In the poll of loyalty-program members, 26percentt described their recent experiences in booking award travel as "much more difficult" or "virtually impossible," an increase of five percentage points from an identical survey last year.
The once gritty area of the city, now 24 years later and much more developed, is virtually unrecognizable.
The composition of the small regulatory repertoire of C. jeikeium is much more intriguing since virtually all of the DNA-binding transcriptional regulators are either species-specific or shared with the other three corynebacteria.
In future an increasing proportion of work will be done virtually, much more than just software development and digital design.
But in much more subtle ways, sometimes virtually invisible, moment by moment the contractions underlying the eyebrows can directly reveal your immediate evaluations and unspoken preferences.
And, having himself contributed to the havoc in the city, he knows it would not take much more to render Kabul virtually uninhabitable.He is therefore likely to prefer the tactics of encirclement.
Some characteristics (such as the likelihood of having a recent creatinine measurement) were highly associated with the practice (ICC = 0.288), while others (prevalence of some comorbidities and complications and certain aspects of quality of life) varied much more across patients with virtually no correlation within practices (ICC<0.001).
