More specifically, selective decreases in groundstroke (≈70%) and serve (≈30%) accuracy were evident following the Loughborough Intermittent Tennis Test, 18 which superficially agrees with the reductions observed in stroke accuracy within other simulated or training environments.
Superficially, both Romney and O'Brien seemed to agree on a pro-choice platform.
He has mastered the art of the lethal precondition, offering to negotiate if the Palestinians would first agree to terms which, while sounding superficially reasonable, are crafted to be poison pills.
What they do agree about, though, is that substituting DHA with other, superficially similar molecules is a bad idea.Accept no substituteJoseph Hibbeln, a researcher at America's National Institutes of Health, has been looking at the supply to babies of DHA from breast milk and at genetic variation in the ability to produce this molecule from other omega-3s.
The competition was superficially civil, with both candidates professing their admiration for one another and saying they agreed on most policy areas.
The following morning, I face his father: Nigel, the best British chess player of the 20th century, who has agreed to act as my tutor in an attempt to turn me from a deeply (or, rather, superficially) average club player into... who knows?
"I think most of us would agree that people who have, say, little formal schooling but labor honestly and diligently to help feed, clothe, and educate their families are deserving of greater respect — and help, if necessary — than many people who are superficially more successful.
Although they seem to have sex non-stop, the arguments and the sex aren't really separate, and the sex itself is only superficially consensual as episodes go by, it's hard not to suspect that Celeste is consenting, in part, so that she doesn't have to admit that if she didn't agree he wouldn't stop.
Although we agree that further instruction is needed to apply this knowledge clinically, we are concerned by the assumption that performance, which may be superficially tested, necessarily provides sufficient evidence of adequate knowledge.
