All other questions in the experience questionnaire had one of the following response categories 'never-sometimes-usually-always', 'no not at all-somewhat-largely-yes completely'none-some-most-allall', or one through ten for grades.
Here the model results largely overestimate the calculated hmF2 during the daytime, except for the month of July, where disparities are somewhat large around postsunset hours.
On average, the teams are receiving a combined $41.6 million a year, with the Rangers getting somewhat more, largely because they play twice as many games.
Ireland's image is somewhat different, largely because their coach, Joe Schmidt, is widely considered to be a genuinely innovative thinker on the game.
The report suggests that, by 1997, 18 of Africa's poorest countries, including Uganda, Mali and Zambia, had "somewhat or largely" open financial systems.But that openness may not have made much difference, says the report's author, Charles Gore.
His music spoke more loudly, though, especially as the tempos increased, on "Good Times" and "Bring Your Love Down (Didn't I)." But when he used a talkboxlike effect on some songs — "Bad Connection" "Walk Away From Love" — the result was somewhat comic, largely because he seemed anything but.
They would be enraged if their standard of living were made to suffer and their savings reduced in value in order to help foot the bill for the banking industry's follies.That thought ties the hands of the new prime minister somewhat, and largely leaves him with tax cuts and other traditional fiscal methods for getting the economy moving again.
The result has been a campaign strategy that has, somewhat remarkably, largely bypassed Trump's ideological vacillations, even as the topic fascinates much of the press corps.
Only the shorter-chain aliphatic glucosinolates are somewhat reduced (largely to the same extent as in the myb28 mutant), but no effect on long-chain aliphatic glucosinolates is observed.
The quality of the evidence in this review is somewhat limited, largely because of the lack of adequately powered trials at low risk of bias.
