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Many Canadians are unable to find an available family physician, and rural Canadians may have particular challenges doing so because physician supply in their communities tends to be limited and unstable [ 12, 14].
In particular, because so much of the physiology of females is dedicated to egg production, we wanted to eliminate this source of variability and, for the studies presented here, concentrated primarily on analyzing males (Bonduriansky et al., 2008).
Our guess is that the public-relations officer who sent those particular phots out did so because they knew that the Trib & other great papers published them simply because American journalism is in the state it has been for some years--drowsy.
In particular, stubbornly distributive predicates are so because the collective properties they name are unpredictable, or unstable, in most contexts; this unpredictability results in a noisy collective interpretation, something speakers and listeners recognize as ineffective for communicating efficiently about their world.
He added: "Some people have said, 'Well, since everybody knows that they're being tested, it's easy to avoid testing positive.' But I think with marijuana, in particular, that's not necessarily so, because it can stay in your system for a number of months.
Democrats can't maneuver their voters into particular districts so easily because that could reduce the number of majority-minority districts.
As a journalist in Baghdad at the time I found it frustrating to hear this particular lie so often, because one could not discredit it by a visit to one of these supposedly peaceful provinces without being killed in the attempt.
It will do so because of the particular form that children's needs and circumstances take.
This is so because for each particular method (regression or BEF), all tree component models used the same predictors (DBH and H for regression and stem volume for BEF models).
