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This might relate to the surface reconstruction both on the morphology and the chemical oxidation.

Any thoughts on how this might relate to stereotype threat and stereotype promise, if at all?

This might relate to increased climate variability preceding the greenhouse to icehouse transition at the EOT that prevented landscapes to attain equilibrium configurations.

Finally, we consider the implications for further understanding the mechanism of C. trachomatis entry and how this might relate to those of other bacteria and viruses.

Roth's weary complaint was that some of his readers still haven't got over his controversial and brilliantly comic exploration of sexual desire and frustration, especially as this might relate to a Jewish man's mother.

As part of a larger study, we worked with YouGov to conduct a representative survey of adults in the UK and Canada to better understand public attitudes toward evolutionary science and how this might relate to religious identity.

This finding might relate to a fall in insulin requirements in the immediate predelivery period.

This commonality might relate to unsuspected evolutionarily conserved responses to lung injury.

Our results suggest that this effect might relate to cholinergic neuromodulation (Hasselmo and Sarter 2011).

Possible reasons for this discrepancy might relate to display parameters in these tasks.

Finally, we note that this phenomenon might relate to the evolution of amicronucleate species of Tetrahymena.