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But Musharraf has given way to an elected government after being told firmly, yet with considerable restraint, that he must go or face the constitutional process of impeachment.

As shown in Figure 3, there is a good correlation between this measure and the emPAI derived protein concentration, yet with considerable noise in the high abundance and high detection frequency range.

As these results are from a large working population yet with considerable pain ratings, these data appear to provide indirect support for efforts to assess pain via a function-based approach.

The Haqqani network, which the State Department designated as a foreign terrorist organization in 2012, claims allegiance to the Afghan Taliban, yet operates with considerable autonomy.

Exposure assessment is further complicated by the mobility of study participants, a consideration seldom addressed and rarely measured in large cohort studies (Arrandale et al. 2011), yet one with considerable influence on personal exposures (Nethery et al. 2009).

Yet, with the considerable benefit of hindsight, could they not have taken a gamble and gone three at the back, three in midfield and three up front, or even reverted to a 4-2-3, in thopeope that a decisive fourth goal could be scored?

Cape Town and the surrounding Western Cape Province are safer than Johannesburg, yet they also contend with considerable violent crime.

Like the genetic and histone codes, the redox code has a fundamental simplicity, yet it is elaborated with considerable complexity in multicellular organisms.

For this, they have to thank Steve Smith and, yet again, Brad Haddin, who batted with considerable elan bordering on recklessness.

It was only a brief spell - the Attlee government fell in October 1951 - yet Robens made his mark with considerable diplomatic skill in handling a period of tense industrial relations.

It is small compared with the 186 miles that were set aside for official use in Beijing four years ago and the 99 miles in Athens in 2004, yet it has been met with considerable opposition from drivers, who face a $201 fine if they inadvertently use the reserved lanes, and cyclists, who complain they are being diverted to unsafe routes and junctions.