The molecule that for so long exemplified youthful bravado, vast promise and vaster self-regard has become another aging, pot-bellied baby boomer.
In that regard football has become a victim of its own success.
In this regard, she has become a symbol for her entire continent.
In this regard, it has become important to analyze the performance of different sequencing platforms and assemblers in a metagenomic context, and assess their strengths and limitations.
In this specific regard, it has become increasingly advantageous to specifically design intraoperative radiation detection probes to directly or indirectly detect the resultant 511 KeV gamma emissions following positron annihilation emanating from F-FDG-avid tissues.
Andrea Mitchell (@mitchellreports) Obama campaign just announced what we reported @msnbc POTUS accepts nomination @dnc2012 tonight Bidens Michelle also in hall @nbcpolitics September 6 , 20122.55am BST LOTS of speculation on Twitter regarding what has become of Sandra Fluke, who we should have heard by now.
With the incidents of yesterday, Turkey entering a new phase regarding Syria has become a strong possibility.
Therefore, scientific research on attitudes and behaviors regarding reproduction has become important and should be expanded so as to better understand the opinions held by professionals in this field and assist in the development of training programs for these professionals.
Although the senators who boycotted the previous meeting have repeatedly emphasized that they hold Mr. Leavitt in high personal regard, his confirmation has become a forum for the Democrats' frustrations toward the administration's environmental record.
For all the gripes some people have with the SAT and ACT as gauges of aptitude, the tests are certainly standardizing forces in one regard: taking them has become a shared moment of anxiety — a rite of passage, in its way — for students wishing to go to a United States college or university.
In that regard, Mr. Thurlbeck has become a focal figure, suing the company for his legal costs and using a blog on his own Web site to excoriate News International executives for passing information to Scotland Yard that led to some of the recent arrests.
