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Also the oak-framed construction, which in Shakespeare's time was simply an easy and humble way to put up a building, and which might sometimes be disguised to look like stone, but which now is striking for its smell and warmth, its irregularities and warps, for its closeness to nature.

The anaesthetist can direct his/her full attention on vasoactive and volume therapy, which might sometimes be necessary in unstable CABG patients in the perioperative period, rather than be involved in cumbersome, time-consuming, intermitted thermodilution techniques of CO determination.

Another limitation was the restriction to studies with human cases of infectious diseases, leaving out animal cases, which might sometimes be the first evidence or indication of a new emerging infectious disease that later can be spread to humans.

We may distinguish two: global counterexamples, according to which (CA) might always get the facts about ability wrong, and local counterexamples, according to which (CA) might sometimes get the facts about ability wrong.

Not many corporations would contemplate such a construct for governing a prized new acquisition, but Unilever saw embracing voices with which it might sometimes disagree as a key to ensuring a major transaction's long term success.

She is quick to point out that "I've only done five science-fiction films", but each has been considered groundbreaking in its own right, which might be why she is sometimes seen as an unofficial ambassador for sci-fi.

Definitions of adverse events in included studies were heterogeneous and sometimes absent, which might bring about heterogeneity.

The resulting high levels of calcitriol could contribute to increased intestinal absorption of calcium, which might partly explain the hypercalcemia sometimes observed in sarcoidosis.

The title of one lecture is "Cinema as Clandestine Voyage," which might describe a curious viewer's sometimes baffling but frequently enchanting journey through Ruiz's films.

Someone leans over, tells them what to do next, which might mean saying a few words, sometimes throwing dirt in the open grave.

Emphasis is given to sometimes less well-appreciated fractures, which might be missed and can have devastating consequences for longer term patient outcomes.