This contrasts with previous research suggesting that anxiety influences pain perception mostly or uniquely in men.
As he lifted many and varied objects, mostly on uniquely designed weightlifting devices, experts in attendance ensured that each lift was indeed authentic.
Our findings clearly contradict the idea that Neanderthal demise was mostly or uniquely due to climate change [51] and looks towards AMH expansion as the principal factor.
Consider the example shown in Figure 2. Cufflinks fails to remove the unannotated pseudogene, which is composed mostly of uniquely aligned fragments.
But as the only potential female candidate in a vast sea of old, mostly white men, she's uniquely positioned to bash Hillary Clinton from the right a priceless trump card that could give this Benghazi lemon more juice than anyone imagined.
In our daily life we rely on fluorotechnology, mostly without noticing, because it uniquely enhances the functionality and durability of things we take for granted, such as airplanes, automobiles, and cell phones.
Uniquely also, it was recorded mostly in America rather than England, while Harrison was working in Los Angeles in his role as head of Dark Horse Records.
An organization that valued Omertà and some other attributes of Mafia-dom later glamorized in pop culture, the Black Hand was uniquely brutal and initially preyed mostly on its members' own kind.
The research, published in the peer-reviewed online science journal PLoS One, and financed mostly by the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security, said that plants are uniquely suited by evolution to chemical analysis of their environment, in detecting pests, for example.
Indeed, our blast searches have identified 14 proteins that are uniquely present in various other cyanobacteria (mostly Synechococcus strains) that are part of Clade C (Table 6a).
