[15] Though doubly-labeled water or accelerometer data would have presumably been more accurate than our step data, it is still unlikely that substantial changes in non-exercise activity explain our findings.
This particular family, though, has been doubly exiled first across the ocean, and then from the fortified village where they used to reside.
When Ebola is gone, though, its survivors will be doubly grieved.
What makes this six-episode series doubly interesting, though, is that it doesn't revisit only the initial case in which a forensic technique was used.
Consequently, though most cells are doubly positive, eGFP appears stronger than mCherry upon transduction with pPRIGp mChHA and eYFP appears stronger than eCFP* upon transduction with pPRICp eYFPHA.
So far, though, no one has seen such beefy doubly charmed baryons.
Staining was also more visible in doubly mutant mice than in wild type mice, though much less intense than in MPSIIIB mice.
Inoculation of these viruses into carp demonstrated that the absence of ORF56 did not affect virulence, whereas the absence of ORF57 led to an attenuation comparable to, though slightly less than, that of the doubly deleted virus.
In a doubly delicious irony, it now looks as though all this highly paid shilling may end up costing Giuliani the post he covets most in the Trump Administration: Secretary of State.
I always think of that Jimmy Stewart movie, 'It's A Wonderful Life.'" That reference is doubly intriguing because Noel was named "No-el" (though it's not pronounced in the Christmas spirit) because of his Christmas birthday.
