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DUI could then be the ancestral condition for the Bivalvia, however, a more definitive statement to this effect rests on producing a more reliable bivalve phylogeny along with clarifying the distribution of DUI in additional bivalve lineages.

Wittgenstein came to see his earlier hopeful attitude as, in effect, resting on the mistake of confusing "dots of infinitude" with "dots of laziness".

Finally, our self-consistent interpretation of various cation nature effects rests on a difference in the number of bound cations and their location around the polyanion.

Estimation of genetic parameters for direct and indirect genetic effects rests on covariances between phenotypes of relatives and of their social partners (Lynch and Walsh, 1998).

Any resulting estimates of program effect rest on the quality of the adoption estimate.

Hence, although the preserving effect by diazoxide on glucose-stimulated insulin release is reportedly beneficial [29], our present data suggest that this "resting" effect is less important in presence of enhanced levels of FFA (palmitate).

In the present study we have confirmed this resting effect as serum concentrations of COMP and Aggrecan decrease over the course of the test day.

This effect ended up influencing the rest of the album design and installation.

In the long run, many economists say, this effect could ripple through the rest of the health care system, helping to keep medical spending from rising too quickly.

He said that weight lifting had virtually no effect on resting metabolism.

But it turns out that building muscles has almost no effect on resting metabolism, which determines how many calories a person burns when at rest.