Compared with the previous study on As (Kwon et al. 2004), three of the samples analyzed previously for CCA playgrounds were not analyzed this time because of spillage from their containers.
At the same time, in this promiscuous spillage of commodities, a whole moral universe is implicit.
Some coffee experts-admittedly gloomy in outlook-feel that man is in a race against time and predict that spillage may shortly outpace production.
David Smith, campaign manager for SAS, told the paper: "If the Camerons were swimming within the time frames of a spillage they might well be at risk.
In particular, we use the highly calibrated, high resolution (pixel-level) heterogeneous magnitude of changes in detectable light spillage over time as a salient proxy for the dynamism of human economic activity.
Inspired by a ship's galley, the dimensions of each fixture and its distance from the others were painstakingly calculated to save time and space, and prevent spillage.
In these cases, though there could be inherent 'tumor aggressiveness', significant iatrogenic factors contributing to the aggressiveness include breaching of cortex and accidental spillage at the time of curettage resulting in implantation of tumor tissue in soft tissues [ 2, 9, 14].
And even when you do it correctly, you'll still find there's a bit of cable spillage over the sides from time to time, making it impossible to fully close.
The other objective measure, syrup returns, also overestimated adherence when compared to MEMS, possibly due to liquid spillage at dosing times.
When a semen sample was collected, the participant completed a form regarding time, date, and the duration of abstinence, spillage, fever and medical treatment during the past 3 months.
