The monkey inevitably represents our baser nature and the rule of instinct, the elephant, despite its genetic remoteness from us, a higher preoccupation.
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Still, her main visual device a warmly colored radiant burst set in a green field is lovely but also inevitably represents the ghastly tearing apart of millions of individual human bodies, past and future.
However, any soft tissue reconstruction of an extinct taxon inevitably represents a best estimate model with an unknown level of accuracy.
Although this metric could overestimate conservation value, as some of the occasional species recorded outside primary forest inevitably represent viable populations, we believe it is the most useful metric to use under a precautionary approach, especially when considered against the full range of uncertainty.
These aspects of cardiac myocyte biology inevitably represent potential confounders that must be considered in any quantification of cardiac myocyte formation.
Though the number of species in a clade will surely be even fewer than the number of individuals in an effectively small population, it remains the case that traits accelerating speciation or delaying extinction will inevitably be more strongly represented in the world of species at large.
On the surface, descriptions of trade, democracy and shared prosperity as inevitably linked represent a logical bind for the Bush administration.
As our SNP resource was specifically designed based on RAD sequencing data, there are a number of candidate genes and chromosomal regions that will inevitably not be represented.
The consequence in this case is that it is not possible to determine the inevitable effects of the drug on deep structures and, similarly, whether observations are the result of direct modulation of cortically located receptors or projections from distal structures; inevitably both are represented here.
