It was this same year, according to the EPA, that the company systematically introduced the defeat device, reintroducing the cars onto the market with ostensibly lowered emissions.
An apparently lower nucleotide triphosphate (NTP) relative peak area in tumours than healthy postmenopausal breast was secondary to the differences in PME relative peak area; contamination by signal from chest wall muscle probably accounts for the ostensibly higher phosphocreatine (PCr) relative peak area of the tumours.
The coefficient, therefore, is laden with assumptions and also is, ostensibly, a lower bound for the theoretical true internal consistency of a measure.
Things remain much the same 16 months later, suggests The Information, whose report says Nest's culture of micromanagement has more recently led the firm to plaster its offices with the phrase "Step Up" to ostensibly encourage lower-level employees to take more initiative.
The Fed's massive quantitative easing program was ostensibly designed to lower mortgage interest rates, stimulating the economy.
The amendment, offered by North Dakota Democrat Byron Dorgan, ostensibly was designed to lower the price of prescription drugs by allowing them to be imported from other countries.
In his view, it was incumbent upon the educated and prosperous — who perpetuate their good fortune by divorcing less than those in the lower classes, and ostensibly fretting more over their children — to instruct the masses in the ways of stability and good sense.
For more than 50 years, the Republican Party has made it clear that seeking white working-class voters was a higher priority than reaching out to black Americans who would ostensibly support a platform of lower taxes, smaller government and cultivating small business.
It proposes to keep secret the name of institutions whose failures would be systemically dangerous, ostensibly to prevent them from enjoying lower financing costs and other advantages that come with implicit government backing.
