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However, moderate progress in implementing transparency measures suggests a lack of political appreciation of this concept.

The statistical significance of these measures suggests a deviation from no fixation, however the low estimates of FST may not represent biologically meaningful levels of structure.

Likewise, although we found improvements in global measures of social and cognitive functioning among individuals with first-episode psychosis, analysis of the subcomponents of these global measures suggests a more conservative interpretation.

Significant reductions in Biomass measures associated with increases in Colonisation measures suggests a shift to a community containing a greater proportion of mycorrhizal species, as would be expected in ecosystems dominated by trees.

Studies using heart rate (HR) and QT interval variability measures suggest a decreased cardiac vagal function and a relatively increased sympathetic function in anxiety.

Patients did not differ significantly from healthy controls for the ToM tasks or any of the neurocognitive measures, suggesting a high level of neurocognitive functioning in the bipolar group.

Campaigns to enforce the Muslim headscarf and other forms of "modest dress," prevent women from riding on the back of motorcycles, ban "improper" literature and similar measures suggest a creeping fundamentalism of Hamas rule in a Gaza Strip cut off from the outside world.

Our biochemical measures suggest a critical involvement of DA in SIT.

Our biochemical measures suggest a critical involvement of dopamine (DA) in SIT.

The achievements assessed using validated structure quality indicators [ 7] together with specific Scottish measures suggest a mature stewardship programme.

The reproducibility analysis showed very low standard deviations on the repeated measures, suggesting a high reproducibility of the developped methodology.