In addition, because data are collated in a unique fashion (so that patient factors are recorded together for each patient, rather than as separate listings which is the more traditional method of presenting demographic and laboratory data), errors can sometimes be found that would not ordinarily be noted.
"Ordinarily," Judge Brown noted, "one party doesn't face statutory pressure to acquiesce in the other's demands 'to the extent practicable.'"Judge Brown concluded: "Because PRIIA endows Amtrak with regulatory authority over its competitors, that delegation violates due process".
Patrick noted that he ordinarily would have fired me for seizing a guest's driver as I had done on the 10th tee.
Ordinarily, a note of thanks for someone's generosity or hospitality does not require an answer, and I considered the Norman Mailer Fellowship officially concluded.
As noted earlier, descriptive terms are ordinarily not protectable as trademarks.
As noted earlier (see above Abstract and concrete), it is ordinarily quite unclear exactly where such things as beliefs and desires are located.
Here, it is important to note that, ordinarily, hippocampal cholinergic systems play a critical role in radial-arm maze performance, and it is these inputs that are especially targeted by neonatal CPF exposure (Slotkin et al. 2001), drastically reducing their contribution to working and reference memory performance (Levin et al. 2001).
The Court also noted that under well-established rules of international law, "the law of the flag state ordinarily governs the internal affairs of a ship.
The S.E.C. noted the benefits of the cooperation, pointing out that Ralph Lauren "saved the agency substantial time and resources ordinarily consumed in investigations of comparable conduct".
The NOTE tag is ordinarily used for notes that don't show up on the live site.
As The New York Times noted in its endorsement of Williams, he could bring a much-needed check on Cuomo's power to what is ordinarily a symbolic role.
