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This approach may lessen their discomfort and unease which probably results in resistance to evolution acceptance.
In terms of biochemical properties, soluble HRP showed a highly reduced catalytic activity and stability which probably results from the fusion partner DsbA used in this study.
The accompanying reduction of lipids, which probably results from a different immune mechanism other than tolerance, cannot ultimately prevent the development of atherosclerotic lesions alone.
It provides a larger area of cancellous bone contact, which probably results in improved bone healing in comparison with a transverse or an oblique osteotomy.
The results strongly indicated a coupling of acetic acid flux with the second step of water permeation which probably results from the permeation of water-acetic acid aggregates.
That section of thickest crust coincides with much of the Transscandinavian Igneous Belt and often exhibits a diffuse conversion at the Moho, which probably results from the presence of a high wave speed, mafic lower crust across inner Fennoscandia.
The rise of Shaka's kingdom, which took place during a time of drought and social unrest, was itself part of a wider process of state formation in southeastern Africa, which probably resulted from intensified competition over trade at Delagoa Bay.
As for my cufflinks, it turned out that both author and illustrator were wearing cufflinks too, which probably resulted in the highest quota of cufflinks on stage in any Edinburgh children's event EVER, surely worth the price of admission alone?
This might be due to the least thermal degradation, which probably resulted in less compact structure than other samples.
The ratio of O/Si increased from 11.95 to 13.61 after the plasma treatment which probably resulted in wettability improvement.
Particularly, the simple compounds gave interesting fluorescence changes upon presence of anions, which probably resulted from electronic effects of the substituent.
