That's not a legal term, but Mr. Akin presumably intended to exclude statutory rape along with who knows what else.
That could be prohibitively expensive for Mr. Akin, but presumably the Republican Party — which badly wants him to withdraw — would cover the cost.
This side will still presumably run up something akin to a cricket score when they resume their qualification campaign against the group's whipping boys, Gibraltar, in March but they go into the winter break sobered up after recent heady success.
For if aging-related muscle dysfunction did affect movement generation, an older rat would presumably never generate movement akin to that of a younger rat.
The next few minutes have been erased from my memory, presumably by an instinctive reaction akin to that which makes victims of trauma unable to recall the event itself.
At the New Orleans meeting, Vivian Fonseca (New Orleans, LA) pointed out that glycemic control should be considered a surrogate end point, akin to cholesterol and blood pressure levels, presumably acting to mediate clinical outcomes rather than simply being a marker associated with complications.
It also documented the extremely high advance rate of the flows due to their unusually high effusion rate, which was presumably driven by the high magmatic head in the cone (akin to draining water from a bucket by punching a hole in its base).
HP presumably does not merely accept such assertions (which would be akin to the U.S. government accepting diplomatic assurances that the countries to whom it sends terror suspects "do not torture"), but audits them to some extent.
The large number of ESTs corresponds to a large variety of tissues found to contain pART ESTs and presumably reflects an ubiquitous pattern of gene expression, i.e. akin to that of the house keeping enzymes hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyltransferase (HPRT) and glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPD).
If HSP90 function is missing, these R-proteins are rapidly degraded, akin to observations with HSP90 substrates in other systems [28], presumably leading to pathogen sensitivity.
