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The researchers hadn't kept track of overnight sleep, but it was apparent that even if a child caught up a bit at night, that didn't provide a memory boost.

It is apparent that even were the threat made, it had no effect on Phillip".

In this sense it may not be apparent that even a single configuration with certain specified properties exists.

It is apparent that even small amounts of water were sufficient to stabilize the passive film on stainless steel through a probable oxide-oxyhydroxide formation.

3) It's apparent that even a large segment of the "peace" community does not understand that US wars and US-orchestrated regime changes indirectly created Islamic State (and other Al Qaeda type terrorist groups) and that US drone (and other aerial) bombing is giving rise to MORE terrorism, rather than working to reduce it.

After evaluating the fundamental physiological effects of high-field MRI on iron compounds in this study, it is apparent that even very high-field scanners will not likely initiate magnetic nanoparticle-mediated ion channel activation, even via relatively large magnetite particles.

On the other hand, it is apparent that even the entire chloroplast genome may be insufficient to fully resolve the most rapidly radiating lineages.

It is apparent that even complete inhibition of DNMTase activity using AzadC in between 50 and 75 nM in culture (as reflected by in vitro measurement of DNMTase activity) does not result in caspase-3 activity (Table  1).

It is apparent that even the slightest conservative alteration (e.g. p6G →A and/or p8R →K) will have important consequences on the canonical TCR affinity, as shown in the T cell recognition results.

At any rate, it is apparent that even in the absence of chaperones, Cu+ at the micromolar concentration level can reach the sites involved in ATPase activation, offering a convenient way to study the biochemical properties of the isolated enzyme.

In the ensuring discussion, it was apparent that voters, even those whose top priority were children, often failed to recognize that public policy and government was important to kids.