All of these studies demonstrated improvement in upper limb endothelial function following lower limb training (Green et al. 2004; Maiorana et al. 2003), despite subjects being expressly requested to avoid hand-grip exercise.
Yet, rather than praising his slaying of Jewish foes, David's request to build the Holy Temple was expressly denied because he had taken life, even in the defense of life.
Of those who completed a baseline survey, 11 completed a follow-up questionnaire, three left the organisation or were on extended leave, two expressly requested to be withdrawn from the study, one failed to respond regarding the follow-up and one person's desk was broken from the outset.
The DreamWorks endeavor was expressly defined by Spielberg's vision.
Indeed, the first British holiday camp was expressly socialist.
The purpose of the voyage was, expressly, "work".
The handsome art master, Arthur Couling, expressly admired my poems, but about my drawings he was expressly silent.
This was a house fit for an oligarch: indeed, it was expressly designed for such.
His regency was expressly terminated by the declaration of Parliament later that year.
Moving quickly, he acknowledged, is something that the federal government was expressly designed not to do.
Cultivating one's mind was expressly forbidden.
