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Discussions of composition effects pointed to the greater "vulnerability" of women and minorities to cycle-related job loss, but also noted the tendency for women and minorities to be employed in more stable, albeit lower-wage, industries.
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Results obtained in this work indicate that oxcarbazepine's acute effects point to hypnotic properties.
These effects point to an electronic equilibrium between the Au-MPCs and the semiconducting substrate.
Both these effects point to an expected decline in the number of drafting staff in proportion to engineering staff.
Spatial clustering effects point to a possible mechanism by which an initially rare recipient trait whose selection depends on niche construction could establish in an otherwise hostile environment.
All these effects point to a serious defect of soaps, namely, their reaction with the calcium and other metal salts present in hard water to give a precipitate that constitutes the hardness of the water.
These effects point to a unique interference of chronic prenatal stress with both ongoing FGF-2 expression and its responses to subsequent stressors, lasting into adulthood.
For broader living wage laws that cover recipients of business or financial assistance from cities, the net effects point to modest reductions in urban poverty.
These effects point to a causal relationship between fetal terbutaline exposure and the higher incidence of cognitive and neuropsychiatric disorders reported for the offspring of women receiving terbutaline therapy for preterm labor.
The studies of its possible effects point to a wide range of possibilities, including significant job losses.
These effects point to growth perturbation in Mecp2-deficient brain tissue, and should therefore be reflected by parameters characterizing the biosynthesis and degradation of cellular membranes.
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