Everybody at the table can attest to that immediate give and take from an audience, and you take that and you go with it.
The accomplishments in Table 2 attest to this verity.
An opponent can win rounds by simply outworking him but still has to guard against the ever-present threat of a sudden knockout — as Liakhovich, who was ahead on points in the final round when Briggs launched him through the ropes and left him swooning on the ringside scorer's table, can attest.
As the descriptive statistics in Table 2 attest to, these findings suggest that when men and seniors seek alternative health care, they are more likely to consult an acupuncturist than any other type of alternative health care provider.
Generally Australian universities are good at competing as our prominence on the international stage and all the ranking tables will attest.
In the studio's main space the din of staple guns and table saws attested to the interest in Mr. Bradford's artwork.
Borrowing money is one of the most frequently used methods among them (see Table 3) attesting for the mutual help among household and community members (in the absence of formal mechanisms).
Table 2 attests that the mean of the hours-weighted AROM was significant, while the means of the duration-weighted AROM and the size-weighted AROM were insignificant at 0.05 significance level.
Most of the PSP consists of Eocene or younger magmatic or sedimentary rocks formed or deposited after its inception, but from the early beginning of PSP exploration, several evidences of older crust have been reported (see Table 1), attesting to the existence of a Jurassic to Early Cretaceous "proto-PSP" (e.g., Ingle et al. 1975; Matsuda et al. 1975; Hussong and Uyeda 1981).
The values for the in vivo absorption models shown in Table 1 also attest to the suitability of using either approach to establishing an IVIVC.
See the earlier tables in the body of the paper for the number of alternations attested for such verbs.
