I liked to correct my words by hand and even retype a slew of pages, whereby I often found more that I wanted to be corrected.
Crosby's so called dog-whistle approach (whereby advertising often came with an unpalatable rightwing subtext) caused controversy back then – and the Conservatives were defeated at the polls by Tony Blair's Labour party.
Today, it reads like a cross between a Hollywood costume epic and an opera libretto in translation; but the subject of genocide in 16th-century Mexico laid down a pattern in Miller's career, whereby he often chose to write about the horrors of the 20th century at one remove.
However, the differences occur in later stages; whereby America often sells products to other processing industries while the European firms process them themselves (Ollila and Nilsson 1997).
A binary variable was created whereby sometimes, often or never were considered inconsistent condom use.
For many of these patients, the natural history of the disease whereby multiple often small metastases develop over a period of years renders them particularly suitable for a minimally invasive technique that can be repeated frequently while sacrificing the least amount of normal liver parenchyma.
Bell was one of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's teachers and served as a model for the fictitious detective Sherlock Holmes. 2 Generally, human judgment involves complex processes, whereby ingrained, often less consciously deliberated responses from perceptual cues are mixed with semantic calculations to affect decision making.
Comparing direct and indirect assessments of functionality in a mixed cohort of dementia patients, only one of which had FTLD, Bressan et al. [ 18] noted discordance between the opinion of caregivers/family members and actual observed performance of the patient, whereby informants often underestimated patients' potential to perform ADLs.
In particular, vision systems have been the subject of intensive research and successful application during the last two decades, whereby they have often been augmented by auxiliary sensors.
One of the most admirable Muslim practices is zakat, or alms-giving, whereby the wealthy often give 2.5 percent of their assets to the poor each year.
