Not all strains of streptococci express the HERV-K-MEL epitope [ 83], possibly explaining why Coley's therapy with Streptococcus pyogenes was rather variable in effect until he added Serratia marcescens, which has an epitope with good homology with HERV-K-MEL.
It is a display of consummate technique in the service of luminous interpretive nonchalance that Ms. Stallings often matches, not necessarily in style but rather in overall effect.
By using muscle relaxants we are clearly not in the doctrine of double effect, but rather in the single effect, since the harmful effect (death) is already at work.
As sophisticated audiences grew interested more in causes rather than in effects, the great European playwrights of the turn of the century mixed their realism increasingly with symbolism.
You can now view file names to the right of their icons, rather than underneath, in effect creating multiple columns of files in each window.
To allay fears of a currency collapse, the military government recently elected to sell bonds payable in American dollars rather Egyptian pounds, in effect placing a heavy bet that it could avoid default.
Some of these bathymetric changes, which were brought about by submarine volcanism or by the tectonic elevation or subsidence of the seafloor, were clearly local, rather than global, in effect.
Card et al. ([2010]) show that the approach we follow would be invalid if the pattern of estimate sign and significance were generated by differences in precision rather than differences in effect size.
Rather, it responded, in effect, "in kind": It published its own series of cartoons, one of which depicts a young Anne Frank in bed with Adolf Hitler, who says, "Put that one in your diary, Anne".
All three non-significant values related to the analysis of the subgroup of patients for whom we had information on stage, suggesting loss of power rather than difference in effect size.
