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Yet, we cannot dismiss that the cervical thymus may indeed contain a greater proportion of myoid cells than the thoracic thymus.

Although these guidelines are more general than existing sets of guidelines, criteria or standards, we cannot dismiss that our backgrounds (i.e. medical education) might have resulted in too restrictive formulations of guidelines.

You cannot dismiss that two former Knicks that, despite their flaws, played with the kind of serrated edge that used to get this franchise over the hump in rugged games.

We cannot dismiss the thought that he is determined to touch or be touched by each and every one of the three billion 200 million human beings on earth.

We cannot dismiss the thought that he is determined to touch or be touched by each and every one of the three billion 200 million human beings on earth..

While we can blame the drug companies for excessive consumer marketing, we cannot dismiss the fact that everyone legally taking a COX-2 inhibitor does so with a doctor's prescription ("Medicine Fueled by Marketing Intensified Trouble for Pain Pills," front page, Dec. 19).

The leaders of the leave gang are about as anti-establishment as the Duke of Edinburgh, but we cannot dismiss the fact that they tapped into something profound occurring in Britain, and the daily dose of fear from some remain campaigners wasn't enough to sway people towards remain.

Although we include this rich set of variables in our IV model together with survey year and regional controls, we cannot dismiss the possibility that we might be omitting a relevant variable both related to maternal grandmother's death and young women's labor force participation.

Although this could provide a source of neuropathic pain, we cannot dismiss the possibility that it is also at work in inflammatory pain.

The identity of the GSA we have described remains unknown, and we cannot dismiss the possibility that altered host membrane proteins are targets of the recognition we have observed.

Finally, as the transient expression of the wt and mutant AR fusions in the N-C assay precludes measurement of absolute AR levels per cell, we cannot dismiss the possibility that the observed increase in N-C interactions may be influenced by stabilization of the LBD by a type, or concentration, of ligand.