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Barker and Osmond then focussed on the deaths that occurred within the first month after birth and so were probably due to prenatal problems.

Some of the male skeletons were buried with stone adzes – cutting and chopping tools – which were often beautifully polished and made from carefully selected stone, and so were probably also symbols of status and wealth.

Analysts do not expect a resurgence of public offerings anytime soon, noting that KPMG Consulting is far from a start-up and so is probably not a bellwether for small, dot-com-like companies still considering going public.

A monthly survey of employers' payrolls also took place the week of Sept. 10 through Sept. 14, and so is probably not an accurate picture of the post-disaster economy.

Soil organic carbon (SOC) is often heterogeneously distributed in arable fields and so is probably its turnover.

The growth of superminds, to Malone, is inevitable, and so is, probably, their ability to be smart.

What's different about GI is that they've got this all worked out, and so are probably the group most likely to fill the gap in the UK far-right left by NA.

This overall rate is probably less than one would observe in a population allocated to a wait-list and so is probably not a cause for concern.

They are the most inadequately insured and prevalently poor, and they hold the fewest assets, and so, are probably the least able to absorb the indirect and direct, but uncovered costs of colon cancer care.

There are 572 annotated transposable elements for S. paradoxus, and more than 200 of these are 300-400 bp in length, and so are probably recent single solo-LTR insertions.

This observation is evidence in support of a defect in the capacity to oxidize fatty acids and so is probably one of the mechanisms contributing to fatty acid accumulation in skeletal muscle of old DIO rats.