Non-adherence was more likely among patients of physicians who had been practicing longer; and, seemingly paradoxical but perhaps indicative of physician concern about poor treatment response, longer duration of treatment follow-up visits.
In such conditions, RB-proficient cells establish a seemingly permanent growth arrest that is indicative of cellular senescence.
It is plausible that this seemingly minor sanction inadvertently masks factors indicative of higher suicide risk.
Still, the fact that a company as prominent as Amazon would seemingly thumb its nose at fathers is indicative of how much work remains.
But the Berlin-based DJ's seemingly perpetual position atop the perch is indicative of a larger turn towards bland, conservative clubbing a turn that's ossified into an inevitability.
Burns and perhaps this is indicative of ESPN as a whole—seemingly forgot he was talking before a primarily European audience, with the 3D sports chosen to highlight including American college football and the Harlem Globetrotters.
Coronary artery pressure-drop and distensibility (compliance) are two major, seemingly unrelated, parameters in the cardiovascular clinical setting, which are indicative of coronary arteries patency and atherosclerosis severity.
It's indicative of the sympathies to which Cooper caters and that he seemingly shares that a shrewd killer can be counted on to gain widespread empathy and exert diabolical fascination on an audience that no racist can.
Also, studies of D. subobscura populations assessing linkage disequilibrium between nuclear markers such as chromosomal inversions or allozymes and mtDNA variability, indicative of selection on mitonuclear genotypes [ 24, 25], found subtle and seemingly transient disequilibria [ 29– 33].
This despite the fact that the newspaper itself was careful to emphasise that the pictures of the then 7- or 8-year-old Princess Elizabeth can hardly be taken as indicative of any early political stirrings in a young girl who, at that stage, was seemingly not destined for the throne.
