Clinically, if many vulvar lesions are reasonably characteristic, numerous clinical manifestations are not specific of one disorder and some diseases can express different morphological patterns.
Considering that MVP sequences are apparently reasonably widespread, numerous and relatively conserved, it is surprising that convincing homologs (sequences or structures) appear to be missing from nematodes, flies, and fungi.
7a, b The tubes were numerous, long and reasonably straight but were critically affected by ice thickness: too thin and the tube was flattened and distorted, too thick and the power spectrum was too weak to be useful.
Each group contains only one sequence from each of the included plant genomes, implying strict maintenance of a single gene copy within genomes, unlike in Groups 1, 8, and 9. Group 12 sequences are maintained as large single-exon genes, while the gene structure of Group 5 sequences contain numerous intons with reasonably well maintained exon structure.
The court held that if the uncounted ballots were so numerous that it was reasonably possible that they contained enough "legal" votes to swing the election, this contest would be authorized by the statute.
Keystone, just east of Mount Rushmore, is a tourist-geared strip with numerous fast-food restaurants and reasonably priced motels like the Econo Lodge (908 Madill Street; 877-424-6423; $90 the$139) and the Best Western Four Presidents Lodge (24075 Highway 16A; 605-666-4472; $89-$89-$139
As the cities grow so, one can reasonably hope that such voices will grow more numerous.
This pattern of numerous small changes of expression could be reasonably expected in complex cardiovascular traits such as CAD.
The objects to be insured must be numerous enough and homogeneous enough to allow a reasonably close calculation of the probable frequency and severity of losses.
These include a wonderful portrait of a young woman by Corot, her face tenderly rendered, her plaid dress dashed off with palpable verve (Gallery 103B); numerous mysterious interiors by Édouard Vuillard; and another reasonably recent acquisition, Antoine Vollon's lush "Mound of Butter" from 1875-85, in Gallery 103D.
Any reasonably competent statistician can calculate the margin of error with numerous decimal places and attach it to any study.
