Paradis, on the other hand, is definitely intended for guys, the ascot-wearing men of the world whom Playboy at least nominally targets.
The analytical concentrations from the inhalation chamber were in agreement with the nominally calculated concentrations, which were targeted at 30 35 mg phosgene/m3 (≈1000 mg/m3 × min or ≈250 ppm × min).
These effects might arise from either the presence of GKAs in cardiovascular cells or nominally off target effects of GKAs to activate GKs in vascular smooth muscle and endothelial cells.
The main spacecraft disintegrated in the atmosphere, and the capsule reentered nominally and landed approximately 1 km from its targeted landing point.
While this shift represents nominally better policy, it preserves the ban's core problem: the fact that the FDA is targeting a high-risk group (men who have sex with men) instead of high-risk behavior (unprotected sex, especially unprotected receptive anal sex, with multiple partners -- regardless of the gender of those involved).
When examination questions were different but related to the quizzes, short answer and multiple-choice quizzes conferred benefits over unquizzed target content, and produced exam performance that was nominally better than rereading target material.
The fleet's target was Egypt, a territory nominally controlled by the Ottoman Empire that French General Napoleon Bonaparte considered an ideal springboard for operations against British India.
For a target FFPE DNA sample, 5 ng of template (nominally determined by NanoDrop) was input into QFI-PCR, and the Cq output was converted to a 'functional' copy number.
A key feature of this approach of fast scanning, high-resolution analyzers is the highly specific extraction of signals for target peptides of interest, thus restricting interference from nominally isobaric contaminants.
For example, Skoda is ostensibly run by locals, yet Mr Kulhanek, a well-connected Czech who nominally heads the company, seems nonplussed by a question about return-on-equity targets and the cost of capital.
