For example, there was eventual acceptance, based on micrographic evidence and confirmed by the introduction of X-ray diffraction by William Henry and William Lawrence Bragg in 1913, of the allotropy of iron and its relationship to the hardening of steel.
There was eventual heartbreak for USA, and especially for Danell Leyva, who along with returning team members Sam Mikulak and Jacob Dalton had finished a disappointing fifth in London four years ago.
Although tumours often respond favorably to cisplatin treatment, there is eventual disease progression in many cases.
With continuous administration, there is eventual suppression of gonadotropin release within 2 to 4 weeks.
This is accompanied by erosion and irregularity of the anterior end plates, and when the process of narrowing progresses with age, there is eventual disc space obliteration and bony ankylosis anteriorly, via a thick bony ridge [ 2].
Like educating the companion, many IPCs saw offering comfort as strategically important to a positive experience and, although doing so took time, there were eventual benefits to be had from this time investment.
With the growth and expansion of the synovial lining, there is eventual extension of the inflammatory tissue mass to the adjacent articular cartilage with progressive overgrowth of the articular surface and formation of the so-called pannus, which is derived from the Latin word meaning 'cloth' and the Greek word meaning 'web'.
Rejection isn't the most fun, but without it, there wouldn't be eventual victory.
In 29 of these episodes there was no eventual default.
In fact, there were six eventual Hall of Famers on the '96 ballot.
