Deeply religious, Gubaidulina has been likened to Dostoevsky in her ability to illuminate extremes of despair and elation, though such states also seemingly constitute her sole mode of perception and expression.
Since health-care workers seemingly constituted a possible exception, the lack of effect in non-health care workers might be explained by insufficiently thorough hand-washes.
But at a press conference on Friday, Bratton said that the sale of untaxed cigarettes constitutes "a seemingly minor quality-of-life offense, if you will". That "seemingly" is a loaded word.
But at a press conference on Friday, Bratton said that the sale of untaxed cigarettes constitutes "a seemingly minor quality-of-life offense, if you will".
This is of relevance for the results reported here since the pyruvate shunt constitutes a seemingly futile bypass of one reaction in the TCA cycle, as ATP is hydrolyzed in the shunt.
It's funny, what endures, lifted from the seemingly endless rush of ephemera that constitutes late-20th-century popular culture.
For the seemingly endless stream of revelations that constitutes America's campaign finance scandal, no explanation is as seductively simple -- or sinister -- as the China plot.
This is particularly the case with general anti-discrimination approaches which often foresee a central role for the concept of 'treatment' in deciding what constitutes discrimination (the ECHR seemingly being a prominent example).
And not only is it, in a certain sense, coherent, but it constitutes, in effect, an attempt to rationalise an otherwise seemingly absurd state of affairs.
In spite of agreement on this point, a seemingly interminable controversy persists because researchers often disagree bitterly about what constitutes a reasonable explanation for the required informational regularity.
