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But many others, whether knowingly or naively, are just another front for business interests.

Designing electronic bladder-control devices is therefore not the minor sideline that might naively be thought.

Sea quark distributions in the nucleon have naively been expected to be generated perturbatively by gluon splitting.

For a given level of accuracy, we are simulating far fewer neurons than might naively be expected.

Neighboring 3-D conformers on the scale performed, if implemented naively, is an intractable problem using a modest sized compute cluster.

Strong fluctuations are observed among the g-factors for low-lying subband edges, and their specific values are unexpected for a situation when the magnetic field is applied parallel to an axis of high symmetry that could naively be equated with the quantisation axis of total angular momentum.

What I didn't expect, and perhaps naively, was the immediate pushback from a few, dear white friends.

Tye, perhaps naively, is confident changes will be made; he would like to "see a public response to my complaint that describes what changes have been made".

The beneficial nature of folM deletions in sulfamonomethoxine and trimethoprim is surprising, as deleting folM would naively be expected to reduce the available amount of DHFR, making a bad situation worse.

Nor are the phenotypes of the null mutants necessarily more extreme than those of the heterozygous deletants, as might naively be expected from a linear 'dosage hypothesis' [ 43].

One reason is that labile phenotypes that vary in response to environmental change could have naively been seen as lacking any genetic basis and therefore unable to evolve.