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Alternatively, this could constitute a piece of evidence in favor of combined effects of both habitat-specific ecology and life history on the adaptive benefits of the Pygmy phenotype.

During that earlier seminar, the quartet had started to work on the manuscript score of Beethoven's String Quartet Op. 74, and this semester they continued consulting the manuscripts of Op. 130 (and Op. 133), which together constitute a piece that is one of the most remarkable musical achievements of any age.

The composition of tasks constitutes a vital piece of information for testing the routinisation hypothesis.

The present data constitute a further piece of evidence on the capacity of positive allosteric modulators of the GABAB receptor to reduce alcohol's reinforcing properties in rats.

As for what constitutes a miscegenated piece of music, I chose four pieces.

Findings demonstrating a dependence of cortical structures with RGC density as predicted by the model would constitute a convincing piece of evidence in support of statistical connectivity.

Thus, for Bostrom, the discovery of a single-celled creature inhabiting a damp stretch of Martian soil would constitute a disconcerting piece of evidence.

While not everybody can agree on what constitutes a good piece of artwork, it seems right that any work's value be judged by the many instead of the few.

Moreover, I can estimate the cyclicality of the net present values of wages in new matches over their job duration, which constitutes a key piece of information for the Mortensen-Pissarides search and matching model.

In July, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) will be 25 years old and it's fair to say it constitutes a landmark piece of legislation.

The unwritten rules of art criticism state that salaciousness without a purpose or statement is unnecessary and constitutes a poor piece of work.