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It seems relatively clear that Ms. Deen was referring to their dress and professionalism, as quoted, and not the color of their skin.

Thus, in the case of the Notch pathway, it seems relatively clear how intracellular negative-feedback loops, involving Lfng and Hes7 proteins, contribute to the regulation of Notch target gene expression in a cell-autonomous manner.

Although we have not shown that the putatively nuclear rps14 genes of Carex and Joinvillea are expressed, much less that their products are targeted to the mitochondrion, what seems relatively clear (especially in Carex) is that in both plants the mitochondrial genome contains only a single, pseudogene copy of rps14.

Do this some four or five times, until the water seems relatively clear.

154– 157 Furthermore, absolute frontal volume increase is undisputed, and relative white matter increases seem relatively clear.

The stakes involved for all concerned seem relatively clear.

"It has seemed relatively clear that Skype has underperformed even modest expectations for the last two years," said Derek Brown, an analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald.

As to the territorial limits of Europe, they may seem relatively clear on its seaward flanks, but many island groups far to the north and west Svalbard, the Faroes, Iceland, and the Madeira and Canary islands are considered European, while Greenland (though tied politically to Denmark) is conventionally allocated to North America.

The question of responsibility might seem relatively clear in relation to flood mitigation, given that dykes are human constructions.

It seems relatively simple: be clear, upfront and tell consumers what to expect.

More than that, while occasional smoking seems relatively benign for most adults, there is clear evidence that exposure during adolescence can cause long-term changes in the brain.