With the main geographic barriers oceans, mountains, large rivers and deserts no longer effective, they argue, we risk the homogenisation of the planet's flora and fauna; a real disbenefit, because countries place a strong aesthetic value on their special plants and animals.One can be cynical about cost-benefit sums; often they remarkably reflect the views of the analyst.
We further examined female ACI rats, which are sensitive to oestrogen and give rise to E2-induced sporadic ductal breast cancers (SDBC) that remarkably reflects the molecular and histopathology that is observed in human (Li et al, 2004; Weroha et al, 2010).
Overall, the clinical outcomes for these datasets was remarkably similar reflecting common selection criteria, but the application of the HAP score may also help in making meaningful comparisons between published series in which outcomes are more divergent.
The effective damping of the systems is found to be increased remarkably which is reflected in the time-responses; even unstable operation has been stabilized with improved damping after applying the proposed controller.
In the North Atlantic region, human settlement history over a thousand years is reflected remarkably by the mtDNA phylogeny of house mice.
Rather, it's humans' remarkably homogenous perception of reflected light.
This beneficial influence would be reflected more remarkably in the cycles of lithium-ion full cells (spinel/C).
The lithological and petrological properties of calcareous rock types are reflected by remarkably different structure, thickness and clast properties of frost shattered debris within the investigated Muschelkalk landscape as well as in chemical weathering rates within the debris.
Remarkably, Coulter's comments reflected what conservative radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh predicted would be the reception McCain would receive from the antagonistic mainstream media.
Having analyzed the statistics for 20 years, "the numbers for women filmmakers have been remarkably stable and reflect that this is an entrenched industry," Ms. Lauzen said.
