However, most experiments (including the present study) that contrast herbivory from wound-related plant responses have mimicked mechanical damage exerted by insects only imperfectly, preventing a clear separation of wound- and chemical-elicited components in the plant's response to insect herbivory.
They will see their light because you showed up in your own glorious, imperfectly perfect light.
The biological functions of lipid asymmetry are imperfectly understood, although it is clear that it is used in several different situations.
Kilson's review in the American Historical Review described Blassingame's aims as "imperfectly realized" because he "lacks a clear analytical perspective".
It was, however, clear that the classes themselves imperfectly captured patterns of overstory community composition for a number of reasons.
The functional division also remained far from clear-cut, with the judicial branch and function still imperfectly differentiated from the other two.
That landmark 1986 ruling, Batson v. Kentucky, has been working imperfectly, defense lawyers say, because the court has not yet made clear how trial judges are to evaluate a prosecutor's assertion that the removal of a substantial number of black prospective jurors was unrelated to race.
A clear focus on identifying specific clinical niches that are currently imperfectly addressed would also considerably advance the rationale for new surgical innovations such as NOTES and allow them to be engineered in the directions most likely to result in therapeutic advance.
Democrats took solace in the Florida court's citation of an Illinois Supreme Court decision, which endorsed the idea of counting imperfectly punched ballots that a machine did not read so long as the voter's intent is clear.
As it becomes clear from these studies, SAH is an invalid indicator, if current health and an objective measure are imperfectly correlated.
