Indeed, as Jones argues, the death of Peter soon became secondary to the manner in which politicians and media barons at the highest levels used the case to meet their own ends.
The results of this survey should be generalized in a cautious manner secondary to the limitations noted above.
Although multiple cytokines and chemokines are involved in the inflammatory process, there is a suggestion that these are produced in a hierarchical manner, secondary to IL-1β release.
Whether p30 interacts with RNA in a sequence-specific or secondary structure-specific manner, there may exist similarities between the tax/rex message and those transcripts down-regulated in the cytoplasm (Additional file 3), and examining these similarities will likely be the subject of future work.
A secondary novel-of-manners theme, developed from the author's research, concerns the relationship between Wharton and Anna Bahlmann, her childhood governess, who became her editorial assistant.
You'll find Method-style tics à la James Dean (that would be Mr. Hawke); quintessentially British classicism; droning monotones in the manner of secondary characters in offbeat sitcoms; wild-and-crazy guy frenzies that would fit right into a remake of "Animal House"; and a few exquisite gems of calmer, multilayered portraiture (most notably from Joely Richardson as Ivanov's ailing wife).
Preference for new food depended strongly on secondary metabolites in a manner consistent with toxin dilution.
The basic technique is to wind the secondary layers in a manner that minimizes the voltage difference between adjacent layers.
It's easy to acribe all manner of secondary benefits — like computer theory education — to the Turing machine, but none of these were in Mike's mind as he built it.
