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Nightmares may appear to be more than they are. .
There are additional fractures on the ribs which appear to be more recent.
But… Your injuries appear to be more serious than his were. .
Studies using human liver preparations and recombinant human enzymes indicate that CYP3A4 is the only P450 isoenzyme involved inthe oxidation of fulvestrant; however, non-P450 routes appear to be more predominant in vivo.
These days the stock market may appear to be more of a gamble than horses.
Redundancies in 70 companies in the graphics sector in the Nord Brabant and Zuid Holland regions of the Netherlands show that the global economic andfinancial crisis does not spare sectors which, at first glance, appear to be more sheltered from its effects.
Also, the layout will appear to be more dynamic when shapes and vectors are there.
(13) Since the tax situation of one or more persons liable to tax established in several Member States often is of common or complementary interest, it should be made possible for simultaneous controls to be carried out to such persons by two or more Member States, by mutual agreement andon a voluntary basis, whenever such controls appear to be more effective than controls carried out by only one Member State.
Spawning fishes and juveniles appear to be more sensitive to high TDS levels.
(7) Since the tax situation of one or more persons liable to tax established in several Member States often is of common or complementary interest, it should be made possible for simultaneous controls to be carried out to such persons by two or more Member States, by mutual agreement andon a voluntary basis, whenever such controls appear to be more effective than controls carried out by only one Member State.
In the transport sector electricity or hydrogen appear to be more promising as long term solutions.
In the UK,Asian men appear to be more prone to CHD than others(viii: Baljaran& Raleigh, 1992;McKeigue& Sevak, 1994, BMJ 2003).
The hair loss can be patchy or diffuse and appear to be more like hair thinning.
The other transparency measures appear to be more than adequate to give control of the markets to ESMA and the Competent Authorities.
Repeat-dose toxicity studies have shown that levels up to 200 mg/kg/day are well tolerated in rats;dogs appear to be more sensitive, probably due to the high sensitivity of canines to the ulcerogenic effects of NSAIDs.
Some musculoskeletal diseases, such as arthropathies, appear to be more prevalent in older adults than in adults in general.
At the early school age, small individuals with low oroverestimated self-assessment appear to be more sensitive and vulnerable to the value judgments of adults, as a result of which they are very easily affected.
Everything seemed to ease up and my consciousness appeared to be more awake.
A few good things here: This appeared to be more marked in older people.
Although less common,elevations in bilirubin appeared to be more persistent.
The risk of zonisamide induced metabolic acidosis appears to be more frequent and severe in paediatric and adolescent patients.
The risk of zonisamide induced metabolic acidosis appears to be more frequent and severe in younger patients.
Sarcoidosis also appears to be more common and more severe in certain geographic areas.
Respondents also noted that EMIR appears to be more stringent with respect to NFCs than many similar regulatory regimes in third countries.
Thanks to this new spin on the storyline the game appears to be more dynamic and even intriguing.
The transcendence of God appears to be more prominent at the expense of the immanence of God.
Far from being uncuttable, the atom appeared to be more and more like a Russian doll.
From the clothing, the human female appears to be more resistant to the cold than the male.
In contrast to adult dogs,juvenile dogs appeared to be more sensitive to peripheral nerve lesions as compared to skeletal myopathy.