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But for better or worse the F.B.I. is the agency that has to take the lead in domestic security -- not necessarily because it has shown striking success in the past, but because no institutional alternative presents itself.

A forthcoming study by Stacey Molnar Main has shown striking increases in both teacher and student civic interests and skills among those who use deliberation.

During WSSV spread in Asia the virus has shown striking changes in biological characteristics [8] and genotype [9], [10], [11].

Similarly, profiling of adult human tissues has shown striking differences in DNA methylation, particularly in tissue-specific differentially methylated regions (tDMRs) [ 18- 21].

This orally available S1P-receptor modulator has shown striking efficacy in experimental allergic encephalomyelitis models of multiple sclerosis (Brinkmann et al., 2002; Fujino et al., 2003; Webb et al., 2004 Kataoka et al., 2005; Balatoni et al., 2007) and recent results from phase II trials with RRMS patients are promising (Kappos et al., 2006).

Finally, Gupta et al. (2012) have shown striking forward sweeping of sequential activation of place fields but the sweep began from a prior location of the animal.

Previous research has shown that striking on your heels might mean hitting the ground with three times more weight than barefoot running.

This season, Robertson has shown more consistency, striking out 18 hitters in 11 innings entering Friday's game against only three walks.

The stress tensor inversion using the focal mechanisms of large events occurred in the last century in Marmara region has shown predominantly strike-slip regime with maximum compressive principle stress axis oriented approximately with an azimuth of about 300° (Kiratzi 2002; Pinar et al. 2010; Örgülü 2011).

Now that Pemex has shown it can strike oil in deep waters, "it will give ammunition to opponents of reform," Mr. Ramírez said.

Jabhat al-Nusra, a jihadist group that has declared its affiliation to al-Qaeda in Iraq and which many British fighters are thought to have joined, has shown no interest in striking the West; its concern is toppling the regime of Bashar Assad.