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In Fig. 3, it seems evident for all case except one case (high solar and geomagnetic activity condition) that noon NmF2 values show apparent semi-annual variation, whereas midnight NmF2 values do dominant annual variation.

In the case of the LST, it seems evident, for example, that the eastern limits of the north-eastern fallout lobe are not an accurate reflection of the real fallout distribution, but rather that they reflect a current lack for tephrochronological research in Poland, whose border this distribution follows almost exactly (Figure 8).

Intuitively, it seems evident, for example, that the prognostic significance of 3 positive nodes on a total of 3 nodes examined is completely different when a total of 35 nodes were removed.

Although a similar pattern seems evident for the stimuli with a negative valence (see Table  2), the influence of response requirement (positive vs. negative) did not approach significance, t 69) < 1.

This means that the primary results of the analysis hold true for almost all of the subgroups; although a positive effect seems evident for FA in reducing the hazard of relapse in stage II patients, such figures must be considered with caution because of the reduced sample size typical of subgroup analyses and of the obvious increased risk of false-positive results with multiple testing.

It seems evident that private for-profit services bear smaller workloads, although the proportion of CEmOC to BEmOC staff is higher.

The meaning of such action seems evident: grief felt for the loss of a dear relative or friend naturally expresses itself in forms of self-denial.

Although these simulations clearly cannot demonstrate the driving force for these rearrangements, it seems evident that the energy input for these movements must originate with rearrangements at the NBDs with nucleotide binding and/or hydrolysis and the consequent movement of the contacted coupling helices.

Having explored a basic phenomenology of memory, it seems evident that informed consent for ECT isolates memory as an effect rather than an essential structure of the patient's life; it is mere memory.

We focus on the example of religious rituals because the facilitation of microbe spreading through some rituals seems evident, their adaptive role for humans is debatable and there seems to be a positive association between parasite-stress and religiosity [ 71].

With these data, the importance of smoking cessation seems evident, as does the need for more aggressive interventions for secondary prevention, as recommended by the scientific societies.