The decision to continue or stop chemotherapy was invariably made on the basis of patients' clinical progress, assisted by PSA values and occasionally radiological assessment.
In Spain tortillas are invariably made in smaller pans.
Rather, it's that they are invariably made by people who are passionate about their subject.
Not all were successes, but they were invariably made by interesting writers and directors.
Such statements are invariably made with an air of worldly wisdom — hey, we all know that stimulus spending never goes away when it's supposed to.
Major decisions are invariably made at the top, and without high level contacts it is often impossible to gauge the true disposition of the leadership.
The houses are made of wood, stone or concrete, and their roofs are invariably made of red tiles and adorned with at least one shisa - a lion or dragon to protect the household.
It's partly a question of meritocracy: in a land in which appointments are invariably made through nepotism rather than competence, it's perhaps inevitable that any investigation has holes in it and that decent lawyers are able to find them.
When they do, converts are invariably made: who can resist the magnificent set of variations on a bittersweet theme that lies at the heart of Opus 18, in B flat, or the mysterious slow trill that unfolds into the opening theme of Opus 36, in G? On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, the 92nd Street Y will present an unusual opportunity to binge on these works.
A helical extension spring offers resistance to extension and it is invariably made from circular section wire.
In particular, manifolds of extreme points (protrusions) on the attainable region's boundary are invariably made up of plug-flow reactor trajectories.
