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A third mental model (Fig. 1c) is one that we consider to be more accurate but likely lacking in most biology undergraduates.

These diagnostic methods are specific for CP but likely lack sensitivity for detection of early disease.

But the measure most likely lacks sufficient support from Democrats, most of whom would like to see a mandatory labeling program that offers food manufacturers different options for presenting the information, including a simple symbol.

"The missile likely lacks key components--like guidance systems, fuel, or precision-crafted pieces--that are difficult to acquire and impossible to integrate without a team of engineers well-versed in Russian missile systems".

Indeed, Schechtman endorses a fairly weak conception of narrative that likely lacks the determinacy a legal doctrine would require.

Even an incisive tweet: "Egypt's revolution most important since 1989," likely lacks the originality or creativity to be protected.

The problem is that your team likely lacks both the skills and the mindset to use conflict productively.

Russian officials expressed doubt after an Islamic State affiliate claimed responsibility for the crash, arguing that the terrorist organization likely lacks sophisticated weaponry needed to shoot down a plane from an altitude of 31,000 feet. .

Thus, the Gyc76C protein produced in gyc76C mutant embryos likely lacks the cyclase domain.

The Hildenbrandiophycidae, the earliest diverging subclass (which likely lacks a gametophyte stage) has a sister relationship to the remaining subclasses (Pueschel and Cole 1982; Le Gall and Saunders 2007).

As supported by the present study, B. pseudomallei likely lacks hydroxyethylthiazole kinase activity and hence is unable to degrade 4-methyl-5-thiazoleethanol.