Speaking about their licensing plan, they wrote: "The reality that trademarks like these could be used to theoretically give companies (including ours) the power to police and control online video is a valid concern, and though we can assert our intentions are pure, there's no way to prove them".
Second, we designed our experiments in such a way that the similarity of genes was guaranteed to decrease: though we cannot assert the correct similarity value for a set of genes, we can say that a set of genes that share many GO terms in common is very likely to be more functionally similar than a set of genes whose annotations hardly overlap at all.
While some states have given regulators explicit authority to take an aggressive stance with a utility provider and its affiliates, Montana has not, Mr. Rowe said, though he added, "We always assert that we do have that authority".
Even though we can fairly assert that Spanish fertility is among the lowest in the world, important geographical heterogeneity characterizes Spanish fertility patterns of tempo and quantum.
Even that could prove difficult, though, and Democrats assert that Republicans will resort to a government shutdown to get their way.
It does not follow, though, as Brooks asserts, that the basic justice of marriage equality makes the case for every aspect of Brooks's brand of conservatism.
There is something unwholesome, though, about asserting my present self over my past in that way.
One of the earliest such writers, the Dutch diplomat Abraham de Wicquefort, in 1679 termed an envoy "an honourable spy" and "a messenger of peace" who should be charming, silent, and indirect, though, he asserted, deceit was invariably counterproductive.
It doesn't have to be that way, though, he asserts.
It's the X-factor, though I'd assert that we certainly have ways to measure it.
Though he did assert that if "we don't act, in 25 years benefits will be slashed 23 percent overnight".
