[A1.] The September Effect on Markets Analysts say they see little evidence to suggest that stock market indexes are poised to move markedly higher.
In 2012, the French Socialist Party, having been defeated in the Presidential elections of 1995, 2002, and 2007, finally won, but only after its candidate, François Hollande, a former left-winger, moved markedly to the center.
AS financial markets reopen today after the three-day hiatus that is the unofficial end of summer, analysts say they see little evidence to suggest that stock market indexes are poised to move markedly higher.
Sometimes, when bowlers thought they spotted a fleck of green grass on the pitch, so the ball might move markedly as its seam hit the pitch, they would suggest to the skipper it was a bowl-first wicket.
Interestingly, the puncta containing both YFP-Kv1.2 and CFP-Kvβ2 moved markedly faster in the anterograde direction (0.70±0.06 µm/s), compared to those containing only one (YFP-Kv1.2 only: 0.34±0.05 µm/s; CFP-Kvβ2 only: 0.21±0.02 µm/s) (Fig. 3C).
"Since dinosaurs were not moving toward markedly larger brains, and since such a prospect may lie outside the capabilities of reptilian design, we must assume that consciousness would not have evolved on our planet if a cosmic catastrophe had not claimed the dinosaurs as victims.
For his study, Wernig selected patients who had severe but not total cord damage: their ability to move was markedly limited but they were not completely paralyzed.
The Roman Catholic Church, a body that has moved in markedly conservative directions and of which Mr. Douthat is a member, is straining as members leave in droves.
Look back over the past ten years, moreover, and as our chart shows, the different components of the RPI have moved in markedly different ways.Roughly speaking, three trends stand out.
The alternative specifications for nonverbal skills indicate that the coefficient estimate for HAZ at age 6 years and for skilled job tenure increase markedly when moving from OLS to IV-GMM estimates in the full specification.
