The invention of agriculture around 8,000 years ago, some argue, significantly changed ecosystems as it spread around the globe.
In a "consultative paper" this month, the central bank argued for significantly increased disclosure in asset-backed securities, including mortgage pools.
While no one doubted evolution, natural selection as its underlying mechanism was challenged both by neo-Lamarckians and by the emerging geneticists who argued that significantly new forms appeared suddenly by means of random mutation (Bowler 1992).
With states struggling to come up with financing for schools and hospitals, we fear politicians are unlikely to argue for significantly more money for public defenders' offices.
Such an increase, the report argues, "would significantly strengthen the power of a tiny number of elite donors compared with small contributions".
Our data argue against significantly preferred positions within the central domain for kinetochore assembly and in favor of the view that each CENP-A nucleosome is capable of acquiring a full set of kinetochore proteins with the potential to capture a microtubule.
Conservation groups have argued the bills significantly weaken wildlife, soil and water protections in the state, put 2.2m hectares of koala habitat at risk, allow a significant increase in broadscale clearing and increase the state's greenhouse gas emissions.
However, it may be argued that the significantly higher c-Fos expression in the test group was caused by the difference in the age at sacrifice, 8 m.o. in the test group and 5 m.o. in the unilateral group (p = 0.048), and not by the difference in the tasks.
It can therefore be argued if the significantly decreased scores seen for the two quality indicators are clinically relevant.
Ferguson has been highly critical of Chagnon's distribution of trade goods among the Yanomamö, and has argued this has significantly contributed to tensions, violence, and cultural disruption (Ferguson 1995).
