Taken together, "our calculations suggest that sauropod dinosaurs could potentially have played a significant role in influencing climate through their methane emissions".
Taken together, these calculations demonstrated that plant SDHs were under strong purifying selection pressure and were highly conserved across all the plant species, and more importantly, that positive natural selection had occurred in the SDH Class II clade, affecting specific amino acids, namely 42H, 43F, 112G, 113S, 116T and 270Q.
The characterization data for [UIII(N** 3] were compared with the prototypical trigonal pyramidal uranium III) triamide complex [UIII(N")3] (N =N(SiMe3)2−), and taken together with theoretical calculations it was concluded that pyramidalization results in net stabilization for [UIII(N")3], but this can be overcome with very sterically demanding ligands, such as N**.
Taken together, morphology analysis and SEI calculation data show CO2 fractional laser functions on healing rabbit ear hypertrophic scar in vivo.
By their calculation, all these costs taken together could not come close to explaining such a high regulatory burden.
Calculation of the combined significance for both the discovery and validation set taken together revealed highly significant P-values of 0.013 and 0.005, respectively.
Taken together, these results provide significant support for the hypothesis that one effect of expert advice is to "offload" the calculation of expected utility from the individual's brain.
Taken together they tell a familiar story: there was a gulf between the way the fire played out in the calculations of the planners and the way it unfolded in the unforgiving real world.
So taken together, both the upfront and annual premium increases would translate to a higher monthly payment of about $25, or $1,291, according to calculations by Kevin Iverson, president of Reed Mortgage in Denver, using a 3.5 percent interest rate.
When taken together, the azimuths drawn from different neighborhoods lead back to and intersect at Mount Qasioun — so far an impregnable seat of Mr. Assad's power — according to independent and separate calculations by both The New York Times and Human Rights Watch.
