Their brains, unlike those of the sedentary animals, showed evidence that the shushing neurons also had been activated in large numbers, releasing GABA, calming the excitable neurons' activity and presumably keeping unnecessary anxiety at bay.
For large networks, IC responded more to the environmental challenge, presumably because inactivating unnecessary parts of the network was an achievable solution for large networks facing simple challenges.
He instructed me to "Give him the stick", presumably regarding it as unnecessary clutter!
Presumably, this function is either unnecessary in leaf chloroplasts or is performed by another unidentified chaperone.
In the absence of a sex difference in the sensitivity for advanced adenomas, sex specific cut-off values in screening seem unnecessary, as prevalent cancers will presumably be detected in the first screening rounds.
Intracellular bacteria tend to evolve distinctly smaller genomes than extracellular ancestors, presumably reflecting selective benefits for fewer genes as unnecessary environmental but also DNA repair and replication genes are deleted.
Furthermore, a significant number of the silver coins contain gold inlays (presumably to increase the value), which would have been unnecessary if silver were so rare that it had to be mainly imported.
In comparison, almost half of the patients in the no-chemotherapy group thought that chemotherapy was unnecessary and not needed to be cured, presumably because they believed that their doctors would otherwise have recommended this treatment.
Based on Fig. 1, if low-HGI patients are intensively managed to a low eAG target, their MBG would presumably remain above the target, inadvertently leaving these patients at unnecessary risk for chronic complications.
The prohibition of unnecessary uses in advertisements of disinfectants or all biocides would presumably help to limit their use to cases where necessary.
