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The results suggest that individuals may have simultaneously positive and negative attitudes toward PWS regardless of gender or familiarity with PWS.

Heidi Klum may have simultaneously impressed us and grossed us out with her "skinned body" costume this weekend, but that doesn't mean she's the only supermodel to ever wow the world with a cool Halloween costume.

Ecgric and Sigeberht may have simultaneously ruled the peoples known as the North-folk and South-folk, who lived in the parts of their kingdom that would later became the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk.

Considering a global advantage of being a slow acetylator (and a roughly equivalent effect of all slow-causing mutations on phenotype and fitness), this model assumes that the different slow variants of NAT2 may have simultaneously become targets of directional selection, thereby generating an excess of intermediate-frequency haplotypes.

The ROSG model suggests that this was possible because complete split-genes coding for numerous complex proteins may have simultaneously occurred indigenously in random genetic sequences, from which the correct combination of genes for a particular structure such as the spliceosome was highly probable to be assembled and evolved.

Hence an elaborate dance of SUMIs within composomes may have simultaneously produced enzymic catalysis and regulation.

Trump received several million dollars from the brother and the son of an Azerbaijani billionaire who was then the Minister of Transportation a man who, U.S. officials believe, may have been simultaneously laundering money for the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.

Put next to the best films in the series, "Only Yesterday" is a bit gentle and sentimental, and its ending, set to a Japanese version of "The Rose," may have you simultaneously crying and groaning.

But they may have also simultaneously increased unemployment by pricing lower-skilled blacks out of jobs.

Although the patient in this case did not present with clinical symptoms of thoracic canal stenosis, such as numbness or weakness of the lower extremities, prior to surgery, the onset of spinal cord infarction may have occurred simultaneously with the insertion of the catheter into a site where spinal stenosis was already present.

When the Profumo Keeler affair was first revealed, public interest was heightened by reports that Keeler may have been simultaneously involved with Captain Yevgeny Ivanov, a Soviet naval attaché, thereby creating a possible security risk.