The first is a four dimensionally extended ship located where the original ship is initially located that ends up coinciding only with the reassembly ship.
We suspect that nonmajors may not increase their acceptance of evolution chronologically as much as biology majors, considering that nonmajors either never reached the freshman biology majors' baseline support of evolution (RWU's) or coincided only with the freshman's level of acceptance of evolution (PC's), but not with the later years (data above).
On the other hand, the strong up-regulation of this gene at 5 dppd in stems of HD and MD plants coincided only with the significantly higher NI activity levels in MD stems.
These ecoregions are also highly concentrated in Africa and more spread across the New World and southeast Asia, coinciding only partially with those selected under the highly vulnerable scenario and with those selected under the minimum-area scenario (Table 1, Table S1, Fig. 3B C).
In the 1980s, when two must-see pieces coincided, only viewers with reliable video recorders (still relatively luxury equipment) could watch both if they were in, or one if they were out.
These numerical results coincided only qualitatively with the experimental results, primarily due to image noise from the aluminum liner of the core holder.
In contrast the magnitude peaks from the automatic surface tracking, which is not using the phase information, fluctuated considerably and thus coincided only occasionally with the measured snow height.
In this case, happily, their interests coincide not only with those of all their constituents, regardless of party, but also with an elementary tenet of democracy: that elections should be decided by counting up the votes of citizens, with every individual vote being of equal value.
Showing an intravascular volume effect for Ringer's lactate of 17 ± 10% while replacing an acute blood loss, the present data coincide not only with physiological considerations, but also with clinical observations.
