The action Tuesday was the strongest instance yet of the council flexing the considerable muscle given to it by the Dodd-Frank Act, the financial regulatory overhaul enacted in 2010 after the financial crisis.
Writing in Science, where the results are published today, the authors say: "EPAS1 may therefore represent the strongest instance of natural selection documented in a human population, and variation at this gene appears to have had important consequences for human survival and/or reproduction in the Tibetan region".
And what stronger instance can be produced of the surprising ignorance and weakness of the understanding, than the present?
For instance, the strongest single effect makes someone 10 times more likely than average to be extremely long-lived, compared to other complex diseases where typical variants only make someone, say, one and a half times as likely to be diabetic," he said.
For instance, the strongest MCAG candidate of CW-CMS, CW- orf307, was absent from all of the other strains tested (Table 4, Additional file 5).
For instance, the strongest results for their "community genetics" argument comes from the pattern of reduced mortality of lox2/3 vs. WT plants when in the presence of a TPS10 plant, but you do not test this directly.
For instance, the strongest signal from the external limiting membrane in the zoomed region of interest (ROI) is found in channel 3. Since specular reflection is by definition strongly angle dependent, a specular reflex will in general only be visible in one channel, as can be seen in Fig. 5d.
For instance, the strongest environmental correlates of physical activity for children (aged 5 13 years depending on the study) have been shown to be walkability, traffıc speed and volume, access and proximity to recreation facilities, residential density and land-use mix (i.e., proximity of homes and destinations such as shops) [ 12, 13].
For instance, only the strongest alleles of par-1 stop oogenesis early (Shulman et al. 2000; Huynh et al. 2001b), whereas hypomorphic combinations are viable and lead to a late grandchildless phenotype (Shulman et al. 2000; Tomancak et al. 2000).
Table 1 summarizes the features of some instance types including the strongest ones.
"Even if there are more and stronger instances against it than there are in its favor, the intellect either overlooks these or treats them as negligible or does some line-drawing that lets it shift them out of the way and reject them".
