They are often referred to collectively as "the men", rather than singularly by their professions, creating a silent understanding between them of their togetherness.
Considering that the phenotype variability is more likely associated with SNPs assembled in haplotype configuration rather than singularly, an additional analysis was performed with haplotypes, inferred by FastPhase [ 48] using only the significant SNPs.
This unexpected result provides strong foundation for the conclusion that the effect of surfactant is pronounced as synergy of its influence on two critical properties: size and surface modification rather than acting singularly on size and influencing cytotoxicity accordingly [20].
Rather than focusing singularly on their institutional achievements, they are working towards national goals, and sharing and distributing in-country resources to collectively achieve a robust national health workforce.
Rather than becoming focused singularly on solely preserving the natural beauty of a particular landscape, as had inspired the creation of the U.S. National Park Service in the United States during the first half of the twentieth century, naturalists and environmentalists began to consider the human cost of development as well.
Given that micronutrient exposures do not occur singularly, but rather as mixtures, in our primary analyses we used "any supplement use in the past month," which was a stronger predictor of BLLs than any one micronutrient alone.
Rather, it's that it singularly fails to look beneath the surface of things.
But the beauty of the museum's approach to art is that it focuses on singularly striking objects rather than on academically certified reputations or institutionalized versions of art history.
Rather instinct will take over, singularly focused on ensuring a connection with their parent.
A limitation was the use of AsthmaJEM, which did not include a breakdown of exhaust fumes into diesel and gasoline but rather grouped all forms of exhaust singularly as exhaust fumes.
