Since affected children are more often boys than girls, whereas the gender ratio is more or less equal in the group of non-affected siblings, moderating and/or mediating effects of gender may possibly be accountable for the apparent non-comparable magnitude of group differences at the endophenotypic and phenotypic level.
Just not in sweeping generalities where no one can possibly be held accountable.
"They're employing every legal twist they possibly can not to be accountable.
Sabathia is smart and accountable enough to possibly reinvent himself and combat the forces of age.
At present, Morocco and Kuwait are the only two that look as if they might, possibly, turn into constitutional monarchies with accountable government.
Also released was a letter from Mr Kirby to Mr Kim warning that his purpose is to "render accountable all those, including possibly yourself, who may be responsible for crimes against humanity".
Mr Andrews warned it could go as far as a proposal to remove all education functions from local government and create regional school boards accountable to the Welsh government, possibly without local council representation.
How could this man possibly know that a government must be accountable to its people and not the other way around?
If I hold athletes and coaches accountable every day, how could I possibly work in the next four years if I'm not held accountable?" The shortfall by British athletes on the track in Beijing was a matter of serious concern to London 2012 organisers and those funding British sport, aware that home performances in the Olympic Stadium would set the tone for the Games.
If I hold athletes and coaches accountable every day, how could I possibly work in the next four years if I'm not held accountable?" UK Athletics has had a longstanding target of eight medals in track and field, including at least one gold, which would represent the best performance since Seoul.
Therefore, other mechanisms are likely accountable for the changes observed with OMA, possibly mitochondria related.
