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2. The retention of the two tripeptide motifs that specify codon recognition, and peptide release (the only motif conserved through all RFs) in RFH is compelling although the consequences of the lack of domain 1 are still not totally clear for ribosome function.
But for many, the economics of flying cheap are proving more compelling than the environmental consequences.
As Douglas Macgregor, a retired Army colonel, noted in December 2004, American generals and politicians "did not think through the consequences of compelling American soldiers with no knowledge of Arabic or Arab culture to implement intrusive measures inside an Islamic society.
Evaluating explicit hypotheses and their alternatives against all the data provides transparency about the basis for expert professional judgment and communicates how scientifically compelling alternative explanations, with different consequences for human risk potential, ought to be deemed.
Taken together with the longevity effects, these data provide additional compelling evidence that the phenotypic consequences of Mecp2 deficiency in both male Mecp2 −/y and mosaic female Mecp2 +/− mice are not irremediable, and that the degree of Mecp2 restoration likely influences the magnitude of recovery.
As a consequence, there are compelling reasons to believe that PTP inhibitors may ultimately serve as powerful therapeutic weapons in our arsenal for battling human diseases.
As a consequence, there are compelling arguments when validating a scale, to retain only those items which show a good fit to a Rasch model [ 1].
She added, "Noncitizens with even more compelling cases are still living with the consequences of the Fernandez-Vargas decision".
But this view has counterintuitive consequences, and there are more compelling alternatives, as we have seen.
