One was substantially evasive, while telling a mutual friend that I should suppress the book now, as otherwise I'd "regret it" later.
If a small, high-temperature star is paired with a larger object of low surface brightness and if the distance between the stars is small, the part of the cool star facing the hotter one is substantially brightened by it.
Additionally, as a consequence of dynamics, the effects after one year are substantially lower than the overall effects that occur over several years.
Also, although for 3OCT and 1OCT, relative innate preference was balanced, the associative performance indices in the one-odor paradigm are substantially higher for 3OCT than for 1OCT (groups 1 and 2 in Figure 2C).
"But thinking one's religious beliefs are substantially burdened – no matter how sincere or genuine that belief may be – does not make it so".
In an otherwise powerful opinion, joined by the Court's two other female Justices, Justice Sotomayor wrote that while she does "not doubt that Wheaton genuinely believes that signing the self-certification form is contrary to its religious beliefs,... thinking one's religious beliefs are substantially burdened... does not make it so".
While both our work here and in Žitnik and Zupan (2015) rely on latent factor models, they are substantially different from one another.
One notes that neither the designs which minimize the ETSL nor the ones which minimize the EDA are substantially affected by the choice of survival probabilities under the null and alternative hypotheses, for constant values of DA/x*.
These cells generally contain one or two dots that are substantially larger with an enhanced fluorescence intensity (Fig. 7j, arrows), indicating that they do not result from biological aneuploidy, but rather from the in vivo co-localization of centromeric regions.
Races caudatum, durra and kafir show clustering patterns that are substantially distinct from one another, save for occasional single accessions that could be misclassifications.
