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These reading conditions might imply that their individual contributions to the skill mix has leveled off over time, but we nevertheless found large inter-observer variability in screening outcome.

First, G. sagittariae feed on multiple host plant species that are not closely related, but we nevertheless found no population differentiation among parasitoids hatching from larvae collected on different plants.

In the heart, the effects of neonatal toxicant exposure were less statistically robust than for the liver, but we nevertheless found differences between the two OPs [treatment × (DZN vs. PRT), p < 0.07], as well as treatment interactions with age and AC stimulant (treatment × age × AC stimulant, p < 0.04).

In the current study we assessed air pollution on an even finer spatial scale than the Jerrett et al. (2005) and Miller et al. (2007) studies, because we took traffic near the home into account, but we nevertheless found RR estimates for PM2.5 that were more comparable to the national ACS study, which assessed between-city variability of concentrations.

By contrast, in our study the structure of the scene remains constant between the reference and the homing interval, but we nevertheless find that the pattern of errors varies systematically with the structure of the scene.

We nevertheless found them suitable for our study.

Although variability was low, we nevertheless found significant differentiation between southwestern and northeastern populations.

Since we nevertheless found correlations between these systems and ecology, we felt it would be useful to point them out.

We nevertheless found large differences in alignability between species more closely related to one another than to human.

However, in double mutants we nevertheless find that GluR3 is required for spkw1 mice to exhibit a high frequency SWD.

Whether this tragedy has impacted us directly or from a distance, we are left with the same questions: "Why did this happen?" and "How can we live with this pain?" There will be no answer for the first question -- some things are just beyond our understanding -- but we must, nevertheless, find a way to go on with life even if we have been shattered and disillusioned by what has occurred.