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They wrote vehement letters to newspapers defending the president and his victory – and always gave their full names, so they could be seen for this loyalty.

As can be seen, for this example each similarity measure that was considered in this article rates U1 more similar to U3 than to U2,f which implies that the temporal dependencies and correlations were not ignored during the computation of the probability distribution functions.

Although the MTA material resulted in rapid resolution of symptoms and signs, successful repair of perforation of internal resorption could not be seen for this particular case.

As can be seen, for this set of parameters, lambda.pl overestimates the a parameter (i.e., shorter indels) and is thus less accurate than SPARTA.

As it can be seen for this equation, the autocorrelation of the resulting pink noise is temporally extended to three time lags.

While this analysis is fundamentally circular in nature, the fact that significant effects could be seen for this "reverse" analysis in the original seeds attests to the robustness of the delineated fronto-parietal connectivity differences in spite of the inevitable, presumably method (MACM, resting-state -specific noise in functional connectivity analysis.

This can be seen for the imperfect gallium arsenide crystal in Fig. 2 ▸.

A third major 'cost' estimate is the burden of regulation as it is seen: for this Batten uses a figure cited by the EU industry commissioner Gunter Verhuegen of 3.5% of GDP, which in 2009 would have been £48.7bn.

Different behavior is seen for this adsorbent, i.e., the percentage of Cr VI) removal is increased with decreasing the initial concentration from about 100 to 53 %.

However, cardiac gene transduction was seen for this as for almost all the other clones as well.

Conformational flexibility is seen for this region in BaSrtA [43], and in both BaSrtA and SaSrtA the β7/β8 loop is also flexible and has been implicated as the likely binding site of the lipid II substrate [31],[31].