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In other areas, no one seriously thinks the policies of a McCain-Lieberman administration would be appreciably different from those, say, of a McCain-Pawlenty administration.
As It Happened (2002) was practically an attempt to reforge the old-style Hampstead novel of the 60s, all fraught pyschologising and anxious monologues courtesy of people who, you imagine, would be appreciably happier if only they didn't talk so much.
It is important to note that such introns could still have antisense transcripts, but the levels of these antisense transcripts would be appreciably lower than the sense transcripts.
We added 2% FCS in the culture media so that the addition of exogenous aTf (100 μg/ml) would be appreciably different from the untreated culture condition.
After describing some perceived uses of the electron microscope in areas such as cell membranes, fibers, nerves, blood cells, cytoplasm and nucleus, Siebeck went on to assert: "It is clear, that with a precise investigation of such things our theoretical knowledge would be appreciably furthered.
It is therefore likely that the muscle and blood lactate levels (not measured in the present study) would be appreciably higher during EFL exercise and consequently, the lactate related metabolic cost could significantly contribute to the repayment of the O2 debt in recovery from EFL exercise.
The ridges would not be appreciably eroded, partly because the ice would be thinner over the ridges and therefore less plastic, and partly because of the resistance of the diabase to both quarrying and abrasion by the ice.
Meanwhile, free of the injuries associated with playing in freezing weather on hard pitches, club medical departments would, happily, be appreciably less busy.
That competitive pressure would probably lower private premiums in the insurance exchanges to a small degree... net federal outlays on health care would not be appreciably different..
Furthermore, the frequency of Lyme disease cases with hematogenous dissemination of the spirochete would also be appreciably higher in the absence of type specific immunity.
Furthermore, the sample size would need to be appreciably larger than that required for a study of just one group.
