What's more, Zogby occasionally finds superficial examples amid the welter of his polling data to make his points.
He calls superficial, for example, a discussion of the respective quality of leaders (squirming especially when pressed about corrupt colleagues).
Where supra-basal expansion of NGFR+ labelling was observed it frequently included all but the most superficial layer (example in Figure 5F&G).
But while your article was unerringly specific in regard to superficial interests (for example, her wardrobe, which includes a Madame Vionnet gown, Chanel handbag and many pairs of Manolo Blahnik and Jimmy Choo pumps), the reader was left to puzzle about the reasons for her purportedly passionate interest in James Madison and foreign relations.
Thus allotropes are distinct types of a single chemical kind that may differ considerably in superficial properties (for example, graphite and diamond, both types of the element carbon).
Such an approach can lead to improved Raman data if, for example, superficial dust and/or fluorescent impurities have been removed during laser ablation.
She resists the distorted priorities of this superficial world, for example, in "Cosmopolitan Woman," penned in response to a visit to AIDS-ridden Africa. AIDS-ridden Africa
For example, superficial contact between the forceps tips and the tissue results in a different current path than with deeper insertion.
On a superficial view, China, for example, does not suffer from this leadership instability.
For example, the superficial venous system (SVS) can be very well examined using a high frequency probe of 12 MHz.
