He is not in the café; therefore he is in the museum," and of the latter, "Previous accidents of this sort were caused by instrument failure; therefore this accident was caused by instrument failure".
According to previous definitions, the latter is Pr{HOa|r}.
As in the previous case, the latter method does not perform well in the qualitative assessment.
In a previous study, the latter was used to develop a modified and relaxed hybrid steepest-descent (MRHSD) method.
Other factors also contribute to actual slope failures, such as the duration of ground motion and the time elapsed since the previous earthquake, the latter of which is the period over which hemipelagite was deposited on the slope.
We are, as many students know too well, sleep deprived and much more cognizant about financial burdens than previous generations (the latter of which can be partly explained by the exponentially increasing cost of higher education, but that's another story).
Based on our previous observations, the latter effect is likely to include both cell-autonomous and stroma-dependent components and we hypothesize that Wnt4 might be used post-irradiation to enhance not only the expansion of HPCs but also the restoration of BM niches.
As regards the latter, previous studies based on EST data [ 40, 42, 43] or expression microarrays [ 10] found higher proportions of NMD candidates.
Indeed, as found in our previous studies, these latter sites do not react with antiandrogens, which can block intracellular receptors [ 6, 9].
In agreement with the previous data, the latter cytokine drastically enhanced RCCS-induced PCD of Jurkat cells (~ 4.5- and 2.5-fold over 1 g cells and sim- μg cells, resp).
Consistent with the latter, previous work showed that sustained expression of BAF60b in C2C12 myogenic cells inhibited skeletal muscle differentiation and enabled the expression of genes associated with alternative, non-myogenic lineages, including chondrogenesis and osteogenesis (Goljanek-Whysall et al., 2012b).
