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However, the observed bright autofluorescence spots in cones might not, at least not completely, result from the all-trans retinol.

Members of subgenus Cuscuta, which still possess a full set of seemingly functional rpo genes, show intermediate levels of intergenic sequence loss; this indicates that intergenic constriction does not completely result from a loss of plastid-encoded polymerase promoter regions.

A full paper with more result data than were present in the abstract was reported as "data added"; if completely result different data were reported in the full paper in comparison to the abstract, it was described as "results completely changed".

The Frist proposal "is completely result-oriented," said Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York.

In some women, however, the remodelling process is unsuccessful; the trophoblasts fail to penetrate the mother's vessels completely, resulting in scant blood flow to the placenta, thus depriving the fetus of oxygen and nutrients.

After the revolution that overthrew President Hosni Mubarak in February, however, law enforcement in the area collapsed almost completely, resulting in a boom in the volume of smuggled goods, which included a steady flow of cars, as well as weapons.

In the past, with humans absent, more intense competition for food between carnivores probably led to a need to eat kills quickly and completely, resulting in more broken fangs.

This dual character finds its explanation in the ancient belief that, by his very chastity, an ascetic accumulates (sexual) power that can be discharged suddenly and completely, resulting in the fecundation of the soil.

The single machine setup eliminates the network completely, resulting in an average RTT reduction of ~0.5 seconds (when compared with the remote region setup).

As shown in Fig. 3C, endosomes showed bidirectional short-range movement along the microtubule, which completely resulted in translocation around the nucleus.

As DNA becomes hypomethylated, HpaII cleaves the strands more completely, resulting in smaller restriction fragments.