But Tiktaalik was a truly stunning discovery because this water-loving fish bore wrists, an attribute thought to have been an innovation confined strictly to animals that had already made the transition to land.
"I'm healthy; I've eaten properly; we were brought up fairly strictly to understand that we should walk if we wanted to go somewhere.
The purpose of this exercise is strictly to demonstrate that the Komen Foundation's stated reason for slashing Planned Parenthood funding is demonstrably false.
Some school districts and unions backed Assembly Bill 709, which would have made charter schools abide more strictly to laws that govern public records, financial disclosures and open meetings. .
Case inclusion was defined strictly to ensure that exposure to HCV was the only recognized cause of liver injury.
Last night, however, it emerged that his role may not have been strictly confined to that of facilitator.
"When I refer to the challenge, it's strictly getting to that high bar that's been set at Notre Dame," Kelly said in South Bend, Ind. "We've got challenges, but we'll go to work on those right away".
Familial Mediterranean fever is not strictly limited to that area as it is also found in Greece, North African countries, Italy, Germany, France, the USA and Japan.
It was demonstrated that in intact ankle joint, the geometry of the articular surfaces is strictly related to that of the ligaments and that current prosthesis designs do not restore physiological pattern of ligament tensioning.
