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Thus has Sept. 11 demolished the unilateralist argument by demonstrating that when America perceives its interests at stake it does not have to call for NATO.

In our work, we built on this idea by demonstrating that when people resist messages attacking their attitudes, they become more certain of them.

But this case set back the cause of rule of law by demonstrating that when politics are on the line — and they most certainly were in the trial of one of China's most powerful families — the law can wait.

We confirmed this by demonstrating that when this endogenous basigin was knocked down by microinjecting an antisense cDNA against basigin, expression of MCT2 was greatly reduced.

Here, we translate these findings to humans by demonstrating that when force is precisely controlled at the same level despite altered emotional contexts, increased brain activity occurs in dmPFC and PMv and not vlPFC or M1.

Phoenix and colleagues [ 1] are widely credited with founding this field of study by demonstrating that sex hormones, when manipulated prenatally and in adulthood, can reverse sex-typical copulatory behaviors in guinea pigs.

The far-sighted companies we work with are playing the long-game by demonstrating that business and conservation are strongest when they work together.

The data in our present study expand upon those previous studies by demonstrating that squamous metaplasia was observed more frequently when basal and stem cell populations were infected with the EF1α- PyMT-ZsGreen lentivirus.

In addition, our results are consistent with data published by Tseng et al. [ 34] demonstrating that when silicone oil is used as a postoperative tamponade in eyes with extensive inferior pathology, the placement of an inferior retinotomy may improve anatomical results.

It adds leverage to our parallel work by demonstrating that even when surgeons incorporate considerations of recipient design to 'fit' recommendations to patients' displayed orientations, an asymmetry between recommendations for vs. not for surgery remains: recommendations for surgery are generally proposed early, in relatively simple and unmitigated form, and as stand-alone options.

This study builds on previous work by demonstrating that even when tumour characteristics are accounted for increasing age predicts non-standard management of postmenopausal women in a UK based population.