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This contrasts with previous reports that hybridization may be rampant in corals (e.g. [ 39- 50]); instead, our results concur with two recent articles on the closely related genus Pocillopora [ 9, 11] in suggesting that many such reports actually result from improper delineation of species boundaries and not from actual introgression between distinct genetic entities.

It's not always clear that the benefits they attribute to vitamins actually result from the pills.

(The geometric patches, a new motif, do suggest Hans Hofmann, but Mr. Scott has said that they actually result from considering house sites).

Senator Patrick Leahy, the Judiciary Committee chairman, says the vacancies actually result from the stalling by Republicans that prevented President Bill Clinton's choices for the Appellate Division from being approved.

Some experts say some of the cognitive problems after bypass surgery may actually result from depression, which for reasons that are unclear develops in many patients after the surgery.

Bruce D. Brown, the executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, called the announcement "a welcome development," but he remained cautious about what might actually result from these talks.

The Ethics Commission bill actually resulted from an interim study.

Whether John Mackey's condition actually resulted from football will probably remain a mystery.

The gross political disruptions dominating the 20th century have actually resulted from defective or unsatisfied nationalism... Nationalism actually had a good name before WWI.

Dan Miceli, a Marlins reliever, apologized yesterday for concocting a story to explain minor injuries that actually resulted from a fight with his brother.

What seemed like an unremarkable development actually resulted from months of consternation at the garden, which has about 110,000 visitors annually.