"His vision and charm were readily apparent, and judging by his leadership, his family name was prophetic".
These results indicate that cyclic shifts in women are most apparent when judging for short-term relationships, which may explain the null results in studies where only general attractiveness was assessed.
The increase in M-phase cells might also be attributable to an increase in length of M-phase at night, but it is less likely because mitotic delay/retardation of M-phase cells at night is not apparent, as judged from the distribution of mitotic cells in different phases (prophase, metaphase, ana/telophase) that did not change over the day (Figure S5).
People who have the most trouble judging apparent size, shape, color and brightness may also be the worst at drawing, recent research by Justin Ostrofsky and his colleagues at Brooklyn College and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York suggests.
(The apparent ratcheting tactic failed, judging by President Obama's speech on Sunday to AIPAC.
This year, the Bahrain race is set to go ahead despite there being no major change in the political situation in the country, with ongoing protests and unrest and with an apparent consensus among fans — judging by comments on the Internet — that the race should not take place.
The aim is to provide the basis for judging the apparent limitations or exceptions to proposals about generally operating causal effects.
Here we probe the neural mechanisms hypothesized as responsible for judging the apparent direction of rotation of ambiguous structure from motion (SFM) stimuli.
And how, too, do you take the narrative's apparent refusal to judge?
Targets for whom the background had been manipulated to increase their apparent size were judged to appear both taller and more dominant than targets made to appear smaller.
