That would be the most since the introduction of the last 16 in 2003‑04 (the average, since you ask, has been 7.7), suggesting, superficially at least, that Europe's elite competition is becoming more egalitarian.
A good first step is to ask, "What does this toxic behavior superficially give me?
How might teeth be used superficially, not in relation to an organism's diet? 3. Ask students to imagine that they are dentists, hired as consultants by a local animal park or zoo.
No longer the sexy young thing who had to adopt "a slightly defensive posture when men asked her superficially innocent questions on public transportation.
He then asks a superficially reasonable question: "whether the potential damage of the interventions justifies the lack of informed consent outside of OkCupid's normal terms and conditions".
However, worse than this, it inflates the apparent benefit of optimization: counter-intuitively, the worse the optimization method, the better it will superficially appear (unless one asks about information content).
** Much of the text is given over to faux-naïve rhetorical questions, some of them superficially reasonable — {:.break one} ** Don't Latin Americans have the right to ask why their elected governments are being opposed and coup leaders supported?
Superficially, this is what the MEQs in this study set out to do, but when the questions were examined closely, most failed and did no more than ask the candidates to produce a list of facts.
But when physicians were asked in the interview why they had touched on the subject the way they did, perhaps only superficially or not at all, they often explained that further explorations were unnecessary and also would have been too awkward: "Some patients can get a bit offended if you ask [about adherence].
Some physicians rarely asked about adherence, others asked only superficially, and very few asked most of their patients in depth.
