And, practically speaking, it's fairly obvious that homeownership isn't right for everyone at every stage of their lives.
Frisk's text is given practically unchanged (only a few obvious typos have been corrected), except for some rearrangement of the material.
There are therefore obvious benefits, both practically and conceptually, with using the POR in a full prevalence study to provide theoretic and analytic consistency between the analysis of the full prevalence study and any prevalence case control analyses that may be conducted in the same population.
Looking at the results, it's glaringly obvious that women are practically non-existent in the new Parliament with only 2 percent of seats, writes Hania Sholkamy in Ahram Online.
Many have argued that bitcoin improves upon the properties of money found in gold, with the most obvious example being the practically instant portability of bitcoin to anyone else in the world at a low cost.
Over the past decade, it has become obvious that cilia are practically ubiquitously present in all organs which explain the broad range of phenotypes associated with defects in their function and/or structure [ 20].
On it went, a grim drumbeat of practically every fiscal malady imaginable, except an obvious one: municipal pensions.
It would be practically medieval were it not for the obvious inspiration that the royal couple have taken from reality TV culture.
Practically all our results were known or obvious in the unit disk.
The obvious answer — so obvious that it practically goes without saying, and ought to make the examinee suspicious — is that bad people, or at least people who think and behave in ways most of us find abhorrent, make good art all the time.
But since photography is by nature a prolific medium, and practically anyone can take a picture, some less obvious possibility than a paucity of pictures must be at play.
