Most interestingly, aggrecanase-mediated aggrecan degradation was virtually absent at the end of the study period; instead, the release of MMP-derived aggrecan fragments was detected at this time.
Paragraphs are filled with so many asides, hyphenated words, parenthetical clauses, dashes and asterisks that you are left virtually panting at the end of each sentence.
Yet plans for a G.C.C. customs union and common market, proposed in 2007, have made little progress, while the most recent of several target dates for a G.C.C. monetary union passed virtually unnoticed at the end of 2010.
Why is it taking so long to make progress, to get above numbers that cannot be virtually wiped out at the end of a single season if a small handful of coaches are dismissed?
He virtually confirmed as much at the end of the evening when he conspiratorially announced the encore, Johann Strauss's "Thunder and Lightning" Polka, "for you and for those who left before the Schoenberg".
The attack, reported on state-owned television, undercut the military's assertions that the war was virtually at an end and gave new ammunition to some leaders who have begun to call for a political solution to the six-month-old war.
By the 1750s it was virtually at an end; "We have done with patronage," said Dr. Johnson.
Of the 257 known WWII veterans who were alumni of the Bowen Country Club, "virtually all had a vowel at the end of their names...denoting their Italian heritage".
The late-in-life politician also rose to prominence in a time of virtually unprecedented turmoil in Los Angeles — at the end of Tom Bradley's two-decade reign as the city's longest-serving mayor, following the hideous Rodney King beating and after the 1992 riots had sealed the perception of L.A. as a hothouse of urban dysfunction.
Solvent only was titrated into control chambers in parallel to check for nonspecific effects and cell deterioration, but the respiration rates remained virtually unaffected (<10% decrease at the end of the experiment).
