When corporate money is limited in its ability to influence political outcomes on one side, it simply achieves its objectives by flowing to the other side.
But the next most one-sided outcome has been the Mets over the Phillies, who play a three-game series in New York beginning tonight.
Such a one-sided outcome from a revision process is not thought to be likely, but it gives a sense of the difficulties Nasa and Esa now face in developing a joint initiative to land and rove on Mars later this decade.
Outcome: A view of the entire universe on one side, a big walnut on the other.
To delineate the different outcomes of Salinomycin treatment on MZ-ChA-1 and TFK-1 cells on one side and EGI-1 cells on the other side, additional experiments were performed to assess apoptotic cells by TUNEL test.
For these reasons, TOP2A expression is a double-edged sword: on one side, high TOP2A levels could indicate tumor aggressiveness and poor outcome, on the other side, this could determine a positive response to chemotherapeutic drugs targeting this enzyme.
On one side are those who explain these ghastly incidents as the outcome of a failed mental health system.
On one side, formal organizations legitimate their decisions by acknowledging in advance that they do not know which outcome these decisions will have [70].
On one side, TNF-α is a valuable biomarker, for its correlation with enhanced brain natriuretic peptide and adverse clinical outcome in patients with heart failure [ 26, 27].
On one side is a large body of evidence, mostly historical and from Eastern Europe and North America, about the negative physical and mental health outcomes of children in institutions.
