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The historical component discovered that humans have had perceptibly deleterious effects on fisheries not only in recent history but for thousands of years.

While after EGFP mRNA injection the proportion of embryos with "high" expression of cyclinG1 was 25,3 +/− 1,2% (Fig. 6D), only 6 +/− 2% (Fig. 6D) of dnPKA-GFP -injected embryos had perceptibly stronger cyclinG1 expression than the other embryos in the samples (Fig. 6D).

That is, handwritten spirals had perceptibly worsened on visual inspection.

Just a few years after the setting of an American withdrawal deadline for 2014 evoked alarm and worry among Afghans, the tone now has perceptibly hardened: even the officials who openly want the Americans to stay are now saying that staying must be strictly on Afghan terms.

Aboard the carrier Abraham Lincoln today, the mood had shifted perceptibly as sailors and airmen were instructed to make final preparations for bombing missions.

Patrizia Caraveo and her colleagues, at the Istituto di Fisica Cosmica in Milan have recently reported that in two pictures taken 12 days apart by the Hubble space telescope the point of light had shifted perceptibly.

But a few hours later (with his meeting with Prince Harry sandwiched in between), the mood had changed perceptibly at Haberdashers' Hall, given the tumbling prices of stocks around the world.

Vladimir V. Sokolov, deputy director of the Institute of Information Security in Moscow, a policy research group run by General Sherstyuk, said the Russian view was that the American position on Internet security had shifted perceptibly in recent months.

Transport modes had not perceptibly altered.

And indeed something seems to have shifted perceptibly in him.

The United States has moved perceptibly closer to Pakistan's arch-enemy, India.