suffers from ambiguous outgroup signals; by contrast, we submit that all evidence can instead be elegantly reconciled assuming Osmunda s.l. is indeed monophyletic.
A 1980 article on brother-sister marriage in Roman Egypt elegantly showed that the incest taboo was not, as was normally assumed, a universal attribute of all historical societies.
Strack and colleagues [2] elegantly excluded this alternative by introducing the "hold the pen with the lips" condition (see figure 1 for assumed facial expression): here, participants are prevented from smiling, but there is no reason to assume that they feel less silly or funny compared to the "pen between the teeth" condition.
Her short, elegantly written book repeatedly shows that strong families help to keep religious practice alive, and that too many people see a causal connection running exclusively in the opposite direction.In other words, it is widely assumed that people form large families because they hold traditional beliefs, and that when they abandon those beliefs, they stop creating those families.
He dances elegantly, but isn't yet on full-voltage; he assumes charm rather than displays it.
Previously, the equivocal role of oxygen radicals in general has been elegantly highlighted in this journal [ 11], and this radical paradox assumes particular importance for SOD: its substrate, the superoxide radical, can either initiate or terminate oxidative stress [ 12].
Meanwhile, his opponents, David Cameron of the Conservatives and Nick Clegg of the Liberal Democrats, were vying to assume the mantle of renewal that Mr. Blair paraded so elegantly and eloquently in 1997.
One advantage to HTML5 is the ability for a site to run across a wider range of smartphones with relatively little tweaking, assuming it has a capable browser and the site is set up to elegantly work across different screen sizes.
They assume he will delegate the nitty-gritty of policy to the likes of Vince Cable, the Lib Dems' Treasury spokesman, while radiating calm and looking elegantly prime ministerial.
