Fig. 2 Present-day (dark gray and black) and past (light gray and black) distribution models of three Hordeum species in southern South America, calculated with GARP on the basis of present-day occurrence points (white dots) for the species.
That is a classic definition of present day insanity.
This formulation of intrathoracic responses to positive-pressure ventilation still is the basis of our present day understanding of the cardiopulmonary interactions induced by PEEP, although precise responses to PEEP have not been simple to prove, and the intrathoracic responses appear multiple and complex.
As might be expected, the auction hammer awaited cabinets that did not become the basis of present-day institutions, and in recognition of this, the final vitrine is devoted to auction catalogs.
Modern efforts to study systematically the physical and biological properties of the Atlantic began in earnest during the 1800s and were notable for several pioneering research expeditions, the results of which form the basis for present-day scientific understanding of the oceans.
The historical or scientific basis of the present-day 0.9% composition of saline remains a mystery, even when traced to those cholera pandemic days that marked the beginning of the intravenous fluid technique and its various solutions [ 54].
As early as 1904, Schulze discovered that spicules also contain an organic scaffold, a finding that provides the basis for the present day fabrication of inorganic organic hybrid materials with defined structures (Morse 1999; Wiens et al. 2009; Fig. 1D, E).
As rediscovered and refined in the Italian Renaissance by the humanists, the script survives as the basis of the present-day Roman upper- and lowercase type.
Thus the genome halving problem is to reconstruct the ancestral genome on the basis of a decomposition of the present day genome into a set of apparently duplicated blocks of genes or DNA sequence dispersed among the chromosomes.
But he said he enjoyed coffee too much to give it up entirely on the basis of present evidence.
