Furthermore several reports demonstrate that resveratrol can also activate AMPK [ 9, 40- 42], which reconciles with the positive effect on the mitochondrial respiratory chain that has been reported [ 43].
His great achievement, in the view of most Catholics, was initiating the second Vatican council of 1962-65, a deliberation which reconciled the church with the modern world and ushered in a new spirit of consultation and consensus in the governance of the church.
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In Ensembl Compara, gene phylogenies are computed using the TreeBest method, which reconciles calculated gene tree topologies with known species trees to determine whether a node corresponds to a duplication or a speciation event (Vilella et al. 2009).
In September 1905, Albert Einstein published his theory of special relativity, which reconciles Newton's laws of motion with electrodynamics (the interaction between objects with electric charge).
The clusters were then applied to build a multiple alignment and a phylogenetic tree, which is reconciled with the species tree.
Even if federal law had something to say about the scope of state judicial authority to construe state legislation, which it does not, the decision below effected no "change" in Florida law "which cannot be reconciled with state statutes enacted before the election".
The bill, which must be reconciled with a House version, faces a veto threat because it includes an expansion of federal hate-crimes laws.
The American proposals, which must be reconciled with several bills in Congress, merely urge regulators to determine where references can be removed.
South Korea, which only recently reconciled with Japan after years of hatred for its harsh imperial occupation, has sent numerous officials here to warn of serious consequences if the whitewashed histories are approved.
