After a brief period of national self-examination and a few watered-down post-Watergate reforms, the sins that Woodward and Bernstein attribute uniquely to Nixon, including the squelching of dissent and the discrediting of journalism, resumed with an intensity just as great as the early 1970s.
The cone distribution following the different sizes of tip area of cone outer segments suggests that the morphological effect observed in the three experimental groups is not related to the two different types of cones (blue and green) as each curve of the cone distribution contains only one peak, implying that these cones attribute uniquely to one class of cone photoreceptors (Figure 3C).
Double-eye beads of agate and collared or gold-capped beads of jasper and carnelian beads are among those attributed as uniquely from Lothal.
Here, none of the measures of self-organisation (phi, differential importance [DI], and proportion of negative attributes) uniquely predicted social anxiety.
In the table, multivalued attributes are marked with, and attributes that uniquely identify an entity are marked in i ta lic.
Firstly, it should be said that terms for grains at different stages of use (seed/unhusked grain, plant, husked grain, cooked grain) can readily shift referents from one grain to another, so it is unwise to attribute them uniquely to one grain.
Second, we directly compared two skill types to show that effects can be uniquely attributed to some skills over others.
The high conversion efficiency achieved by the DSSC may be attributed to its uniquely porous titania film, which is usually prepared with titania nanoparticles.
The findings confirm previous associations between musicians and improved cognition and extend existing evidence to show that benefits are narrower than expected but can be uniquely attributed to music compared to another specialized auditory skill domain.
