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Several measures were employed to ensure that the observed coelomocyte uptake of FLP-7mCherry was a true consequence of FLP-7 secretion.

The true consequence of the NFL's apparent ignorance about the seriousness of domestic violence goes well beyond taking a public relations hit.

And so it is suggested that one go paraconsistent and embrace Kp ∧ ¬Kp as a true consequence of the knowability principle.

The issue is our veiled mask glazed with decadent trim has in many ways hidden the true consequence of our historical scars.

It shows that, whilst admissions fluctuate from month to month, the steep climb in admission rate prior to the point of referral is not present at any point in the previous 24 months so that we can be more confident that the change that occurs after intervention is a true consequence of ICCS activity, and not of miscellaneous random effects.

Given that overexpression of CD44 in MCF7 cells did not dramatically alter their intrinsic signalling capacity, one may hypothesize that the true consequence of CD44 overexpression would be revealed only in the context of the microenvironment, where exogenous ligands that can activate CD44 would be present.

But the true consequences of his findings are only starting to emerge.

But to me, these all fail to qualify the true consequences of sitting still, of doing nothing.

But the Democrats can be faulted for not being brave enough to address the true consequences of the tax cuts.

The true consequences of the saving of Ashildr will surely loom large in The Woman Who Lived.

He added, "This whole sordid affair has demonstrated the true consequences of what happens when vulnerability collides with power".