However, one must bear in mind that on single sections thin connecting tubules may be missed and hence their existence cannot be ruled out.
Considering a rise in IOP after cataract surgery in the eyes previously subjected to trabeculectomy, one must bear in mind the hypotensive effect of phacoemulsification itself on one hand and normal course of IOP after filtering surgery on the other hand.
And one must bear in mind that what is sauce for the dictatorial goose can equally be sauce for the democratically elected gander.
To get there, one must bear the discomfort of ancient overcrowded buses, which have an alarming ten dency to break down, or hire a jeep at fairly stiff prices ($190 for three days with guide).
REINECKE: One must bear in mind that most of the men and junior officers who represent the bulk had already been released at. the time when the affidavits were deposed.
He concluded: "No one wants to discourage abuse victims from speaking out, but one must bear in mind that sometimes there are people who are falsely accused and that is also a terribly destructive thing".
One must bear in mind also that the Code provides one exemption from social security/Medicare taxes for foreign students and it provides another exemption from social security/Medicare taxes for all students, American and foreign, who meet the conditions described in IRS Revenue Procedure 98-16.
At the same time, one must bear in mind that conducting a Futures Clinique is time-consuming.
Finally, one must bear in mind that terminal nodes can also be misinterpreted if the diversity that they sometimes represent is neglected.
One must bear in mind that photocatalytic applications are only effective in case of good contact between pollutants and the active surface.
To understand what Green means here, one must bear in mind that he is talking not in metaphysical, but in epistemic terms.
