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A second or third viewing clarified much of the story.
Most of the ultrastructural information available on Cuvierian tubules comes from VandenSpiegel and Jangoux [27] and VandenSpiegel et al. [28], who clarified much of the structure and function of these organs in the species H. forskali.
The flight attendant knew the seat number of one of the hijackers, but apparently was unable to clarify much of what was going on, including the number of attackers.
More extensive sampling in the Black Sea and Caspian Sea area would clarify much of the remaining terra incognita on the present distribution maps, and may allow the discovery of the non-invasive L. neglectus populations that were the source of the recent invasions in Europe and Asia.
Our genetic inventory should help to clarify much of this confusion about the clonal identities and genetic relationships of laboratory lines, and thereby help to rejuvenate interest in K. marmoratus as a reliable vertebrate model for experimental research that requires or can capitalize upon "clonal" replicate specimens.
We show that the three kinds of judgments distinguished above are empirically as well as conceptually distinct and that a principled analysis of their interrelations clarifies much of the confusion in the literature on perception of color combinations.
Testing all of these relationships phylogenetically and determining the placement of the root between them remain a difficult but important challenge, which has the potential to clarify much of the order of evolution of distinct structures in the pre-LECA cell.
This sentimental movie -- defined mostly by staring attention to photographs of Goldman -- doesn't clarify much.
It is unclear, however, whether the results of an award show will clarify much.
Unfortunately, he does not clarify much in the process.
