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Whenever I get ready to go shopping, he invariably starts getting on my back.

Jason is not the best student, he is invariably late for class, and often forgets his homework.

Julie Burchill once remarked that with most liberal sexual ideas, what makes the world a better place for men invariably makes it a duller and more dangerous place for women.

-The naked flame of the Bunsen burner is invariably used for sterilising the platinum needles (which are heated to redness) and may be employed for sterilising the points of forceps, or other small instruments, cover-glasses, pipettes, etc.

(This often, but not invariably, removes the stain from acid-fast bacilli other than tubercle; e.

Then, if the organism under observation invariably exhibits pathogenic effects, steps should be taken to ascertain, if possible, the minimal lethal dose (vide infra) of the growth upon solid media for the frog or white mouse[Pg 316] respectively.

In the course of inoculation studies many instances of natural immunity, both racial and individual, will be met with; but it must be recollected that natural immunity is relative only and never absolute, and care be taken not to label an organism as non-pathogenic until many different methods of inoculation have been performed upon different species of animals, combined when necessary with various procedures calculated to overcome any apparent immunity, and have invariably given negative results.

below the surface, invariably yields the most numerous and the most varied bacterial flora.

“According to our experience,” he writes, “I think parasitic fungi invariably produce a sad effect upon the tissues they fix themselves upon or in.

It is absolutely and invariably true.

The point cannot be too strongly enforced that there is a distinction between the sources of what we know, and that while all we know through our sensations is only relatively true, that which we know from intuition is invariably and absolutely true.

"The invisible change always comes first; the invisible phenomena invariably precede the visible.

Muscles and groups of muscles on the two sides of the body which invariably act together may thus be innervated from either hemisphere, e.

Notwithstanding the importance due to the subject of hereditary diseases, it is also true that few diseases invariably owe their development to hereditary causes.

" The Count, whose means and powers of observation are of the highest possible order, affirms that "hundreds of instances of this extraordinary fact are on record in the writer's memoranda all recurring invariably under the same circumstances, all tending to prove that the sterility of the female, which is relative only to one and not to the other male is not accidental, but follows laws as cogent though as mysterious as the rest of those connected with generation.

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