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The prosecutor said this represents a "pattern of deception, dishonesty and concealment" and that the couple was "not transparent in the least; this concealment is intentional".

The prosecutor said this represents a "pattern of deception, dishonesty and concealment" and that the couple was "not transparent in the least; this concealment is intentional". Joe is an Italian citizen and could be deported upon completion of his prison term.

This represents a pattern of violence that differs from other conflict settings and has important implications regarding protection strategies.

"We decided that this represented a pattern of behavior that we had not seen before, and our anxiety level went up," said Joe Cappiello, JCAHO's vice president for accreditation/field operations.

This represents a similar pattern to the so-called 'geographic parthenogenesis' (i.e. distinct geographic distribution of parthenogenetic organisms and their sexual relatives; [38]) reported for other parthenogenetic species.

This represents a different pattern of induction compared to that observed with some of the other AR-activated genes, such as PSA and ErbB2, that demonstrate a rapid increase in expression within 12 hours of DHT treatment [ 11, 58].

They showed an 8 to 15% decrease of FDG uptake within the posterior cingulate cortex, parieto-occipito, frontal lobes bilaterally and the cerebellum in the boxers compared to controls, claiming that this represents a unique pattern of hypometabolism associated with chronic traumatic brain injury in boxers.

This represents a lifelong, immovable pattern of male desires.

This represents a novel expression pattern for isoform III, which was previously reported to be exclusive to the testes [15].

This represents a change in the pattern of care for shock and post resuscitation patients from a medical stabilization attempt in the nearest hospital to an early transfer for immediate mechanical revascularisation.

Those cities which have implemented urban road user charging have all achieved reductions in traffic entering the charging zone in the range of 14% to 23%.1 This represents a change in travel patterns which cannot be approached by any other available transport policy instrument.