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The judge sensibly left that issue to the F.D.A., which can presumably be trusted to make a fair assessment now that it will be under new leadership.

And they want to be able to file "security impact statements," which can presumably override the "environmental impact statements" that often result in expensive pollution controls they did not want in the first place.

Her target is "strong and steady income growth" for ordinary working people, which can presumably be measured only by how much money people wind up with, not how fair a chance they had to make it.

Since Richard Dawkins teaches us that the only concern of a selfish gene is to survive until the next generation of the organism that carries it, what are the prospects of zombie genes, which can presumably be transmitted only by the dead?

At eight months to a year, he found almost no racial gap, and that gap disappeared entirely when he added controls for such things as low birth weight.If the gap is absent in babies, this suggests it is caused by environmental factors, which can presumably be fixed.

However, according to the molecular formula, one proton signal was not observed, which can presumably be attributed to a hydroxy group.

For micro-Fe, a significant and continuous peak sharpening and the associated work softening were observed after the sample is yielded at pressures above 2.0 GPa, which can be presumably attributed to a pressure-induced dislocation annihilation.

The fLuc gene expression was augmented by 49.7 ± 3.3 and 32.3 ± 15.8% in the PBS and CaP-HDz/siNC-NF groups, respectively, which can account presumably dye to tumor cell proliferation.

The structure of NGAL is now known [ 369] and one of its interaction partners is a matrix metalloproteinase [ 370] to which it can presumably donate a metal ion and in the complex decrease its degradation [ 371].

Along with jumping (which you can presumably already do), these are the fallbacks in any mosh pit.

In contrast, the fate of more hydrophilic compounds is primarily a function of their biodegradability, which can vary widely and presumably is independent of KOW (scattered data in the left half of Figure 3C).