The new list features 9,200 names, most of which do superficially appear to be linked to Isis.
Ms. Caplan pointed out that even when Facebook's values do superficially align with those of the news business, at a deeper level the two sides seem to see things in very different ways.
Do superficially similar animals, such as Dimetrodon and Edaphosaurus, share a recent common ancestor or did they evolve their similarities independently?
This does superficially suggest, however, that they are not enriched for functional elements like enhancers or promoters.
So far it has avoided such a fate but, ironically, the prospects of peace in Sierra Leone may indeed bring about what nearly a decade of war failed to do.Superficially, Guinea is a haven of relative tranquillity, a functioning democracy, with an assembly where opposition deputies sit beside members of the ruling party.
A small fraction of tweets do seem (superficially at least) to convey subject matter which is worthy (e.g. unrest in Tunisia / Eygpt / Syria delete as appropriate).
When Fleck mentions the works of Durkheim, Levy Bruhl, Jerusalem or Gumplowicz, he does this superficially; he does not adopt any of their conceptions and is content with a general thesis that "What actually thinks within a person is not the individual himself but his social community" (Gumplowicz; quot. from Fleck 1935a, § II.4).
It shows that increases in the levels of most of these immunomodulators, including those known to be critical for protective immunity, do not superficially correlate with protection unless adjusted for the effects of bacterial burden.
Because of the high proportion of pits in the sauropod microwear sampled, leaf stripping behavior is considered to be less plausible than ground-level browsing behavior, although it is noted that leaf stripping and ground-level browsing do leave superficially similar traces on incisiform teeth.
In general, this exam is too superficially done.
