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The shielding was also evaluated by reverberation chamber set up; theoretical calculations and measured values are in close agreement, thus testifying to the procedure reliability.

In the area of the last (Nemunas) glaciation, the ice sheet of two stages – maximum Grūda and the younger Baltija – also formed tills differing in features and composition, thus, testifying the result of different ice streams and substreams.

Finally, and interestingly, we found that Atm-null fibrosarcomas were characterized by high levels of chromosomal instability (Table 2), thus testifying to the known role of Atm in genome stability.

However, there is also a second, less likely possibility: they could also constitute another rare, still unidentified, sister clade of either T, or Q, or QT (Figure 1), thus testifying to even more basal lines of descent in the vicinity of the QT node.

Second, we used metanets to identify which identical sequences (or nearly identical ones, depending on the threshold selected) were found in geographically different sites, thus testifying of the long distance dispersal of these taxa.

Out of 115 distinct landraces collected from seven Mediterranean and two American countries, as many as 80 were of Italian origin, thus testifying for the great variation present in Italian artichoke germplasm (Dellacecca et al., 1976).

However, whereas Precambrian basement crops out across most of the Baltic Shield, Palaeozoic and Mesozoic sediments rest on basement in southern Sweden, and thus testify to a complex history of exhumation and burial.

Thus testified Dick Heller, plaintiff in the landmark 2008 case District of Columbia v. Heller, in which the Supreme Court ruled that the Second Amendment protects the individual, not simply the collective, right to bear arms.

This observation thus testifies that the advantageous phenotype of losing pelvic structures arose repeatedly and independently in all those completely separate benthic populations as a result of selective pressures, and, contrarily to the previous example, was not 'hidden' as a recessive trait in the ancestral marine population.

In a comprehensive treatise on the psychology and physical phenomena of Palladino, Enrico Morselli (1908) thus testified both to her supernormal abilities and to her hysteria, a verdict shared by other researchers who had openly reported instances of fraud in Eusapia and other physical mediums while claiming a robust residue of genuine phenomena.

A coordinated presence of CD3+ and CD68+ cell infiltration at lower density but with distribution similar to that observed in post-SM tumours was found in the sample treated with doxorubicin and dacarbazine, thus possibly testifying an involvement of the immune system in the response to this CT regimen.