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28 The results of that trial were tempered due to the recruitment not being sufficient to give the study its necessary statistical power.

There was a moment when Phil Mickelson lost control of his ball – and temper – due to the fierce wind before looking directly into the camera to berate its operator for getting too close and hindering his "ability to play".

Alastair McCaig, market analyst at IG, said: European equity market enthusiasm continues to be tempered, possibly due to the knowledge that tomorrow morning will bring a plethora of manufacturing PMI data from across the eurozone nations, and these of late have not always guaranteed good news.

Conclusions must be tempered, however, due to the use of estimates from a predictive model.

She often bears the brunt of Victor's temper due to muddled misunderstandings and in part due to her aloof nature.

Warning, juggling anything is not a good activity for people with short tempers due to frustration and time put into it.

The other possible justification could be that attendants of patient at emergency clinics were are tempered to aggress due to the stressful environment.

Finally, the results of this investigation are tempered by certain limitations mainly due to the questionnaire used.

The particle fraction showed a peak at 30 min tempering and decreased again due to the dissolution of M7C3 particle.

Some changes, such as increased irritability and bad temper outbursts, are sometimes due to the difficulties of dealing with the disease rather than actual clinical symptoms.

The electrostatic role of this glutamate thus appears to be tempered in the case of Cass2, presumably due to the large number of hydrophobic contacts within the internal binding cavity.