From the mid-30's to World War II, the depiction of the agent as hero became particularly clear-cut, a notable example of the Soviet genius for dissimulation.
Clinical investigator on the latest Addyi trials Sheryl Kingsberg explains that the evaluation of sexual desire in the brain is not a particularly clear-cut measurement.
Some might see the loss of personhood as a particularly clear-cut sign of a change in numerical identity: if the current self is not even a person, surely the current self cannot be the same person as the earlier self.
The scale-free nature in the spatial dimension is particularly clear-cut, although it is also reported in the temporal dimension.
Dr Akhilesh Reddy, from the University of Cambridge, said the body clock influences every biological process in the human body and the health consequences of living against the clock were "pretty clear cut", particularly in breast cancer.
The repolarizing currents required to sustain Nav availability at NoRs for reliable AP transmission is less clear cut, particularly in the mammalian brain.
As regards HCV-RNA positive donors, age distribution was also significantly higher (50.5 ± 14.3, p < 0.0001) than that of healthy donors (Table 3); particularly, there was a clear cut of positivity frequency between donors younger than 40 years (17.0%) and those over 40 years (83.0%).
Comedic monologues and memes are not, traditionally, the hoped-for result of any scandal resolution, particularly when the issue seemed so clear cut.
The present study found that general practice receptionists did not always direct patients calling with potential symptoms of stroke to immediate medical advice or the EMS, particularly when the symptoms were not clear cut.
Particularly, in the eastern peripheral EU states, with relatively low unemployment rates, the case for MW increase appears to be clear cut.
Neither proposition is particularly clear.
