It is absorbed predictably as it retains 65% of its strength at 14 days after implantation, 40% at 21 days and absorption is complete by 70 days [ 9].
Predictably, as a parent myself, I found His Struggle absorbing, delicate, clever, cannily plotted.
He says the companies are profitable enough to absorb the freeze, they predictably disagree.
If USAID is absorbed into State and the personnel functions merge, the result will be predictably damaging.
His brief play against Kansas City on Oct. 23 before the Raiders' bye was disastrous, and predictably so, given that he had gotten the playbook only a few days earlier and had not absorbed the protections or plays.
Predictably, the vision to create a ubiquitous operating system was a resounding bust, and rather than shut down Taligent, IBM quietly absorbed its failed attempt to re-create Windows and licked its wounds.
But, goes the argument, since algae can absorb carbon dioxide, the process is probably sustainable.Predictably, algal energy is enjoying plenty of political support.
While the initial plasma insulin, GLP-1, and GIP responses were predictably greater with the former approach, there was no difference in the overall glycemic response, implying that the initial increase in insulin was inadequate to compensate for the greater load of glucose absorbed.
Predictably, different complaints prevail at the pre-licensure phase of the training spectrum, where students often feel more motivated to acquire the (implicit) competence of the practising doctor [ 7, 8] than to absorb large volumes of (explicit) scientific and/or humanistic theory [ 9, 10].
