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The kidneys of the lipopeptide FADDI-003 treated mice essentially resembled the kidneys of mice treated with the saline control and no histological grade was given.

The analysed mutant alleles of SRF5, srf5-1 and srf5-2, apparentlookedked normal, transgenic 35S::SRF5 plants did not exhibit noticably bigger leaves, and srf4-2 srf5-1 double mutants essentially resembled srf4-2 single mutants (not shown).

The eSniff system essentially resembles Carnivore, the F.B.I.'s Internet wiretap system.

But the result essentially resembles every other jeans store in the world.

Dating sites for elderly people essentially resemble other singles sites, though members typically post fewer lingerie shots.

The research, which was announced Tuesday at the TED Conference in Long Beach, Calif., is into what essentially resembles self-folding origami.

This approach is rooted in the view that nanoöbjects essentially resemble chemicals with additional particle-based attributes that must be included among their intrinsic physical chemical descriptors.

At just 2 ps into the damage evolution, the clustering of Ag is lost and the cluster distribution at this point essentially resembles a random configuration.

Why the hubbub over an open-access wireless network? A. Public interest groups and some companies say a true open wireless network would essentially resemble the Internet.

Samsung is working on a dust-proof and water-proof Galaxy S4, which will essentially resemble the S4 but with environmental superpowers, says the Wall Street Journal.

The relationship of β and H′ versus the flare power essentially resembles the same form as that in Fig. 7, but as pointed out, it now includes the effects of all the solar flare events on each signal.