That is still a remarkably low standard.
They both shot four-under 32s in the front nine and, remarkably, the standard did not drop as both players refused to blink.
We did not encounter any handling difficulties, and the application of TiO2 did not result in remarkably high standard deviations for the number of juveniles compared to the untreated controls, indicating that the test material was distributed homogeneously.
They also reported twice as high negative trends in foF2 in winter compared to summer and remarkably larger standard deviations from the dependence of foF2 on F10.7 in 1998 to 2010 compared to 1958 to 1979; the latter maybe due to a larger variability of thermospheric winds.
And countries left out of the deal because, like Kenya, they are not "heavily indebted", or like Nigeria, are deemed too well-off to qualify still have remarkably low standards of living.
It's an example of a phenomenon many economists have noted: natural scientists have remarkably low standards for reasoned argument when they discuss social science, as compared with the rigor they bring to their home fields.
Arrowheads of flint and obsidian, knapped to remarkably uniform standards, survived well into the Bronze Age, and bronze arrowheads were used long after the adoption of iron for virtually every other military cutting or piercing implement.
His example inspired a generation of musicians to explore obscure musical pockets, as well as to upgrade their instrumental technique toward the remarkably high standards he established.
Furthermore, prions are remarkably resistant to standard decontamination procedures that are usually used to degrade viruses and bacteria including irradiation, boiling, dry heat and most chemicals.
Surprisingly, flies with strong loss of function in cisd2 alone appeared remarkably healthy under standard housing conditions and when subjected to various exogenous stressors.
