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Fairways and greens may yield evidence to show what happened to the 118 colonists who vanished after the man who led a second expedition and also made the original map, John White, left for England to fetch supplies in 1587.
Peter K. Tompa, a lawyer who serves as president of the Ancient Coin Collectors Guild and has represented collectors before a committee that advises the State Department on the antiquities trade, said that if the lawsuit succeeds, it may yield evidence that will allow the coin collectors to challenge the ban on Cypriot coin imports.
The chapter focuses on the reporting and report-assessment process that may yield evidence for an audit.
Further analysis of ancient coastal sands in the north and south east of the island may yield evidence of such early hominids.
The PSWQ in the present study was also not correlated with measures of threat vigilance, indicating that behavior may yield evidence of threat vigilance not effectively assessed by common self-report measures.
Neurocognitive functioning in remitted MDD patients may yield evidence for state or trait characteristics or for scar effects, but not for causality.
In addition, identification of the important pathways in human pathogenesis in relation to these exposures may yield evidence-based opportunities to modulate the course of disease development.
Further evaluation of the region using more exhaustive interrogation methods for interacting fragments in a variety of tissues may yet yield evidence of further interactions.
Future work may even yield evidence that the widespread and adaptable symbionts that are Wolbachia have achieved yet another evolutionary feat: usurpation of sperm's role of inducing an egg to commence embryonic development.
Data on wind speeds on Titan were also lost, but radio astronomers said the observations may yield indirect evidence of the wind strength.
The thirty day audit may yield some evidence suggesting otherwise, in which case they'll hold her responsible.
