One-sided post-hoc Dunnett's tests were performed at 48h to test for significant increases in saccharification yield in a particular line compared to wild-type.
On one side, the post overlooks the Kowkcheh River valley, which sweeps across land still occupied by the enemies of the Taliban.
On one side, someone will post about how awful things are for the Muslims fleeing oppression.
The most radio-friendly emo frequency was bounded on one side by darker, post-hardcore bands, like Thursday, and on the other by silly pop-punk acts, like Sum 41, that were mainstream enough to appear on MTV's "Total Request Live".
Its leader Jeremy Corbyn is polling at historic lows, while the party is accused of alienating its left-wing members on one side, and its traditional post-industrial voters heartlands on the other.
Both issues require application of two main steps: deterministic calculations of hydro-structure interactions for given operating conditions on one side and the statistical post-processing in order to take into account the lifetime operational profile, on the other side.
I'll concede this might sound like a glib account of history, perhaps straying too close to the Australian debate between the white blindfold and black armband versions of history (meaning on one side a triumphant narrative of post-colonial progress and on the other side a miserable account of colonial theft and exploitation).
Use a level to make sure the post is perfectly vertical on all four sides, then tamp the dirt down around the post with a piece of 2 by 2. Start gently on one side, and then work around the post with more forceful strokes.
The roof was torn away completely on one side and held to the bus on the other only by posts.
On the one side, there is the post-war goal of a united Europe, a seamless, tranquil superstate extending from the Baltic to the Mediterranean.
