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These expressive behaviors can serve as what Robert Jervis called "indices" of intentions, signals that bring with them inherent credibility because of their virtually uncontrollable nature.

Although DNAzymes have garnered much interest because of their virtually unlimited applications in developing new molecular devices in biodetection, biosensing and bioanalysis, some researchers have focused their attention on structure function studies of genetic sequences and the molecular mechanisms of disease.

Because of their virtually identical spectral properties, various PBIs with selected PET functions can easily be integrated into a single sensor with enlarged dynamic range (over 4 pH units).

Stem cells are excellent model systems for the studies of molecular mechanisms of cellular differentiation because of their abilities to differentiate into virtually all cell types in vitro.

Not only does this create districts with strange, illogical shapes that do not represent geography or populations (my district resembles a squat dinosaur/Pokemon), it also means that incumbents don't need to serve their constituents or even do a good job since their re-election is virtually guaranteed because of their district's demographics.

Because of the virtually permanent presence of small doses of radiation around the "Zone", the number of people with cancer, neurological disorders and genetic mutations increases with each year.

Because of this, virtually every tablet stylus uses a very thick rubber nib or, like the Jot, tries to emulate a thin tip with the help of a clear, fingertip-sized tip.

Because of the virtually universal presence of varicella zoster infection, a direct antecedent of AHZ, individuals at least 50 years of age should receive the AHZ vaccine to minimize their risk of both AHZ and PHN.

The FHA requires it of all borrowers, chiefly because (virtually) all of their borrowers have down payments smaller than that.

But because of the basic, virtually universal, psychological processes that lead to bias, most whites also unconsciously harbor negative feelings towards blacks.

Abbott was the elephant in the room, even – or because of – he was virtually absent from the campaign itself.