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All of these facts verify the effectiveness of our methods that take the dividing-and-matching strategy to align two networks.> > The other contribution of UEDAMAlign lies in being capable of taking unequally lenient criteria when comparing two PPI networks.
The Met had initially denied any involvement in the play, but later conceded that an officer had met the NYT, a fact verified by the emails.
The twin gardeners had been home in bed until summoned, in their role as part-time policemen, to guard the dead body — a fact verified by their niece, who lived with them.
The museum started as one geek's personal collection, but has grown into the world's largest collection of pizza memorabilia – a fact verified by the Guinness Book of Records.
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Bullivant: The UK's housing market is far more dysfunctional than its continental European counterparts, a fact verified by the Centre for Progressive Policy and corroborated by evidence of the increasing unaffordability of housing in parts of the UK.
We, in fact, verified high associations of negative affect with neuroticism (r = .59), vulnerability (r = .47), emotional instability (r = .77), and depression (r = .39), supporting as expected that negative affect is closely related with neuroticism.
It is obvious that the development of the landslide towards the two sides is restricted by the presence of the two faults, a fact verified by actual ground investigation.
The photo was taken before Omar's ban; today, Frahi says, those poppy fields have been planted with wheat--a fact verified by the extensive international inspections--and the Taliban deserves credit for it.
Stamp seals with copper rings inserted in a perforated button were used to sealing cargo, with impressions of packing materials like mats, twisted cloth and cords, a fact verified only at Lothal.
