One doctor quipped Friday that the sole change since the revolution was an extra digit added this year to cellphone numbers.
The fit-again Peter O'Mahony is the sole change to the starting lineup from the 46-7 hammering of Italy in Dublin last weekend.
Mr. Carmichael's appointment was the sole change in the cabinet in a coalition reshuffle that also aimed to rejuvenate junior reaches of government by promoting those from more varied backgrounds, and women.
Jones has selected 22 of the players who lined up against Scotland, with Maro Itoje's replacement of Ollie Devoto the sole change, meaning the head coach has replaced the player who covered fly-half and inside-centre from the bench with a player who will come on in either the second or the back row.
The results revealed that Senegalese sole changed the preference for ARA during the year, in correlation with the seasonal water temperature (r2 = 0.7), and with periods of high and low demand of total food ingested.
The comparable electromyographic activity between these sessions further suggests that the differential hemodynamic responses represent the sole change in neuronal activity related to somatosensory perception during grinding.
Similar to APC, these K-ras mutation spectra contrasted with the sole change, G12C (G C>T A), found in MAP tumours.
One sole change in the K parameter ("carrying-capacity for species diversity") is enough to explain the evolution of the whole genus.
We have excluded potential confounding factors that could be associated to sole pressure changes or other parameters studied.
You can only change your trading name as a sole trader if you're remaining the sole proprietor of the company.
In light of the data, the present finding of monosomy 22 as the sole chromosome change in these tumours suggests that this karyotypic change, possibly followed by the acquisition of an extra chromosome 14 (trisomy), may be nonrandom but an early, nonobligatory event of the tumorigenesis of GCTs of the ovary (Dal Cin et al, 1997; Speleman et al, 1997, Van den Berghe et al, 1999).
