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To conclude, these new microsatellite loci have uncovered spatial structure at a greater resolution than afforded by sequence markers commonly-employed for phylogeographic analysis of free-living marine protists.

We conclude that these new molecular insights will contribute to the design of safer glucocorticoids that retain full pharmacological properties with reduced side-effects.

Ten million dollars from Sheldon Adelson here, $1 million from Bill Maher there, and it's easy to conclude that these new organizations will have the biggest say in the identity of the next president and control of Congress.

We therefore conclude that these new activities of Cdk9 are not restricted to a unique cell line or combination of cofactors.

The limits of agreement between the measurements, however, were large (−11.6 % to 14.14 %) [ 23], leading some authors to conclude that these new pulse CO-oximeters may not be used interchangeably with standard laboratory measurements of COHb [ 22– 22].

Consequently we can conclude from these new, highly resolved measurements, that the active zone of oxygen incorporation on Pt|YSZ upon high cathodic polarization shows a very asymmetric extension along the free YSZ surface and virtually no extension beneath the Pt electrode.

To conclude, these data provide strong new experimental evidence that integrity of both galactose HO-4 and hydroxylysine side chain primary amino groups are mandatory for activation of anti-Gal-Hyl264 TCRs.

It is concluded that these new items and facets add value for measurement of QoL in PLWHA.

Taking the edge off of doctrinal disputes, Ford concludes that these new rhetorical and architectural "styles of persuasion" "encouraged residents to lower their defenses" and "imagine bonds between unlike persons and things" (63).

So, to conclude, the new app is cleaner, better looking and more easy to use.

In other words, the incentive for developing countries to conclude this new round has been dramatically diminished.