Therefore, dissection is not essential to the achievement of face-lifting or redraping of soft tissues, although it is thought to be important for the longevity of results because the tissue planes presumably adhere in their new relationship with one another.
In light of this, one would naturally be inclined to select the most cost-effective BG meter as such meters, if they are available for purchase on the market, must presumably adhere to the minimum accuracy requirements outlined by the ISO to obtain the CE mark.
In one example I was shown, the email consisted of what looked like the fields of a database but written in free-form text and presumably not adhering to any industry standard schema.
The playwright is presumably attempting to adhere to the mandates of farce: stretching the basically believable to the point of absurdity, as Mr. Arlt puts it.
In comparison with the motile proximal membrane, most of the distal fronds were fixed, presumably because they adhered to plastic.
In some images, the two replicated minichromosomes were separate but next to each other (Figures 4B, c,e,f,i,j,l); in some, they seemed to partially overlap, presumably when they adhered to the grid (Figure 4B, a,b,d,g,h,k).
The requirement that some religious concepts of creation, adhered to presumably by some Tennessee citizens, be excluded on such grounds in favor of the Bible of the Jews and the Christians represents still another method of preferential treatment of particular faiths by state law and, of course, is forbidden by the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
This is presumably because these patients adhered to an ADA maintenance diet, were not taking drugs, and were all in good glycemic control.
If the no-contact rules are adhered to, then presumably the lapdancing clubs leave lots of sexually frustrated men wandering the streets at night.
The MALDI-TOF MS and LC-MS/MS analysidentifiedied polypeptides from mitochondria and plastids, presumably due to aspecific contamination of mitochondria/plastid proteins adhering to DIMs.
They are not adhering to the "rules of the game", presumably because they believe that in a world of (mostly) flexible exchange rates there is no need to do so.
