With respect to this, one anonymous reviewer wondered how a well-formed structure could systematically lead to an unacceptable sentence.
Even if it does not systematically lead to an improvement in sperm parameters, it may prevent further sperm degradation.
Alternatively, ookinete invasion may not systematically lead to an apoptotic process, as also suggested by Shiao et al. [9].
Consequently, cortical inputs do not systematically lead to an action potential but to a wide range of postsynaptic depolarizations, which mostly remain subthreshold [24] [26].
For instance, the second sampling method systematically leads to a distribution of contact durations that is broader than for the real contacts.
With ice rubble, an increase in normal stress systematically led to a significant increase in shear resistance, presumably because of shorter drainage paths for pore water evacuation, suggesting this material should be more suitable than level ice for this purpose.
However, a geometrical relaxation systematically leads to a gauche conformation (g p _ chel), for which a short H⋅⋅⋅F distance can be measured.
At least with the level of dosage provided in this study (approximately 1 h of dialogs), students' approach to mathematics on the BSDT did not lead to systematically higher math performance.
Phylogenetics, with its hierarchical branching structure, presents a peculiar realm of statistical analysis, where mistaking noise for signal and integrating over uncertainty about nuisance parameters can lead to systematically biased inferences.
But the evidence seems to tell against both possibilities: it looks like cultural differences often lead to systematically different and incompatible intuitions (see Zarpentine et al. 2012 ).
