I quote it at length, with O'Reilly's rather selective quotation in boldface. |
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He drew attention to the selective processes and motivations that form memories. |
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Conditions for the selective maintenance of stable polymorphisms by antagonistic pleiotropy are quite restrictive. |
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It takes the pressure off and you can be more selective about which races you back horses in. |
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His enduring fame, or infamy, rests on eugenics, which means, crudely, the selective breeding of humans. |
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Here we have the same selective process at work in a different field, but one that invites similar blind reactions. |
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It thus involves a selective rejection of those deemed different, a rejection that renders the latter undifferentiated. |
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Added to selective breeding is another step, another human act, that of using yeast to raise the bread or ferment the wine. |
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His jumped-up, passionate nature has already minoritised him with the US media and selective segments of power. |
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The triptans are specific and selective serotonin agonists that block serotonin receptors and the resultant neurogenic inflammation. |
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Time is treated kaleidoscopically, whether in selective moments, flashbacks or offstage voices from the past. |
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The dehydrogenation and selective hydrogenation reactors were run continuously and the product collected. |
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The acquisition of reading and writing skills was a socially selective process. |
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Yet Mother Nature is selective with her gifts, apportioning no more than necessary. |
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The bank remains reasonably upbeat about the Irish economy, but is taking a selective approach to its lending, here. |
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The example shown here is not a selective oddity, many rebated vehicles have low depreciation. |
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But I pointedly and publicly criticized my colleagues when they engaged in alarmism and selective reporting. |
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I don't go to a selective school, instead I've attended a private school since kindy. |
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All of these studies suggest that recombinase proteins, in their current form, have undergone selective pressure to limit their activities. |
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A comparison of mean group size among the five diet classes revealed that selective feeders form smaller groups than unselective feeders. |
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Although unaffected in everyday life, he is the victim of a selective word blindness. |
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Patients with pure word deafness have highly selective auditory perception problems. |
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The single selective mechanical trigger has a selector that is a movable segment of the safety. |
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This implies that there is room for improving the power to detect selective sweeps by adding LD into frequency spectrum. |
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The idea of lightning strikes, blitzkriegs, and selective engagement per se is nothing new, going way back into military history. |
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A selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor is a type of antidepressant medication. |
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If the optical signal is weak, the OEO system allows selective regeneration of the signal. |
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Britain, my country of origin, appears to be infected by such selective xenophobia. |
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Such selective frequency absorbing photovoltaics will then allow houses to be different colors. |
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It remains to be shown quantitatively that selective fruit abortion in yuccas can increase plant fitness. |
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Cupron is highly selective for copper ion in ammoniacal solution and for molybdenum in acid. |
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Clearly, if I suffer selective amnesia, forgetting, say, five years of my life, I do not cease to be me. |
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Because of this expectation that the accepter will somehow requite the gift, Scripture tells us to be very selective in accepting gifts. |
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This influence, along with the specialized receptors along the tubule, allows each tubular section a selective resorptive and secretory function. |
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Previous work has shown that recurrent selective sweeps lead to a strong skew in the frequency spectrum toward an excess of rare variants. |
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The use of selective serotonin antagonists for early-onset alcohol dependence also has been investigated, with positive results. |
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The messaging feature allows group mailing lists to be established for e-mail retrieval and for selective information to be captured simply. |
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The fyrd was raised by selective recruitment, rather than a general levy, usually drawing one man for every five hides of land. |
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Separate name and subject indexes provide an efficient tool to guide selective reading. |
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The liberal interpretation could be demonstrated by an overview and then by explaining selective examples. |
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Natural selection must sum up the selective forces on all tissues at all stages of the life cycle and on the gametes themselves. |
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He was at best merely an aphorist, and at worst an opportunist who used selective silence as a means of self-promotion. |
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Antennas with high gain, selective patterns and high efficiency can assure that networks are reliable and perform at the best. |
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The program contains enough that is unhackneyed to satisfy more selective collectors. |
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Third and fourth generation selective line breeding of P. violacea is now becoming available. |
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However, at the research level there's no alternative to a proper selective process. |
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Through selective breeding the Bedouins developed an Arab horse which was tough and yet beautiful. |
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Early diagnosis, treatment with appropriate antibiotics, and selective drainage have substantially reduced mortality. |
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He said that there were international guidelines that governed the selective cull of infected animals. |
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They have proved not to be the undiscerning and voracious predator of the movies but intelligent and selective. |
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They speculated that the gaps in the solar spectrum are the result of selective absorption by atoms in the Earth's atmosphere. |
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The first cohort effect could be attributable to the selective attrition of inactive records. |
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It is porous, takes up water and because it is soluble, it leads to ongoing selective loss of the copper from the alloy. |
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The nature of the grazing mayfly suggests selective feeding or assimilation of the more highly labeled algal-bacterial substance. |
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Without specific or new intelligence, a guarded and selective response must be better than a blanket one. |
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The same trend is evident among Hispanics at more selective universities, the commission said. |
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The selective closure can also help reduce parents' anxiety about their children who are out there exposed to physical dangers and health risks. |
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Previous experiments had indicated that leu2 auxotrophs had no selective advantage in rich medium. |
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Academies costing millions can easily become selective and drain the schools round about of talent and social muscle. |
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They are the most selective feeders of the baleen whales, consuming only certain species of krill and not others. |
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We can make micro-organisms evolve very quickly in a test tube, by applying an appropriate selective pressure like an antibody. |
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The highly selective sodium channel blocker, tetrodotoxin has been instrumental in characterization of voltage-gated sodium channels. |
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The first barrier layer is selectively removed using an etch that is selective to the hard mask layer. |
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The multiplex strategy allowed us to run the complete set of selective amplifications for 10 individuals on one gel for a total of 24 gels. |
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If you do selective logging, or harvest sparse and scattered stands, the mobility and speed pays off. |
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The molecular basis of this selective translation is not yet fully understood. |
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The remaining places are given to students from further afield on a selective basis. |
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It can then be argued that treatment effects result from selective attrition of higher risk cases. |
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Dramatic laboratory studies have expanded life span in animals through selective breeding and genetic engineering. |
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It is even at work when a new type of dog is created through selective breeding. |
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With selective breeding, the investigator can shape behavior to reflect specific features or symptoms of a mental disorder. |
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The banana's main problem is that it has become sterile and seedless as a result of 10,000 years of selective breeding. |
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Congress, with selective reluctance, was skating sideways toward a qualified endorsement. |
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In other words, the colour may be as much the result of selective breeding as of ancient purity. |
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Moreover, selective breeding has been for fur characteristics, rather than for domestication. |
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Resistance to sleeping sickness is one trait that potentially could spread through selective breeding. |
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Thus, the modern English setter was developed through selective breeding during the 19th century. |
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It is important to remember that each breed of dog has its own unique qualities, reinforced by hundreds of years of selective breeding. |
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Furthermore, the ancient cult is explicitly designed to maintain racial purity through selective breeding. |
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Also, how does the large variety of animals and plants produced by selective breeding fit into this issue? |
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I imagine that through some selective breeding, a cat with a mane could be produced. |
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The problem is, people are getting confused between genetic engineering and selective breeding. |
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The gray giant was tamed, trained, but never domesticated by selective breeding. |
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Nader backers who should know better are suffering from a highly selective historical amnesia when they make these arguments. |
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Maybe we're still so unspecialized for the task of running that selective breeding could accomplish this. |
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This was due to the development of fodder crops such as turnips and clover, and to selective breeding. |
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He was also selective in picking objects for his paintings and was very careful in depicting them, too. |
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I spend a lot time getting in touch with who I am and I'm more selective about the company I keep. |
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Once again, the authors are highly selective in the arguments that they choose to explore. |
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Most people are very selective in who they refer, realizing that their credibility is on the line if that person is hired. |
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It would seem they are somewhat selective in their condemnation of stereotyping. |
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The team wants Patterson to be more selective at the plate and raise his on-base percentage. |
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Jones has been more selective at the plate, waiting for pitches he can handle. |
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We're not selective in that way to what reaction people should or shouldn't have. |
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Employers have become increasingly selective in the type of individual they are prepared to employ. |
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One explanation might be that duplication of this region confers a selective growth advantage. |
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However, such a hypothesis is again unable to explain the selective maintenance of alleles in humans. |
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The selective maintenance of inversion polymorphisms has been the subject of abundant theoretical work. |
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We focus here on human population history, although we include some discussion of selective processes. |
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Polymorphic differences occur as selective adaptations to different environments. |
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First, it allows us to determine the probabilities for selective adaptations in both scenarios. |
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Apart from the retinal area in the eye, the other areas that can be damaged by selective absorption of laser energy are the cornea and lens. |
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Because of his uncritical and selective acceptance of ancient myths, he cannot be said to be doing history, either. |
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It's about selective hunting seasons, pest control, cutting the grass the right height, bird dogs, falconry, outsmarting coyotes, and tons more. |
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It's important that you're selective about what you install on your computer. |
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Even an unchurched skeptic like me can see there's selective reporting in hand. |
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The most commonly prescribed antidepressant medications include the tricyclics and selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors. |
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The trouble with Mr Saunders is that he has a very short and selective memory. |
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What we do not need is the selective, or careless, transmission of misinformation or disinformation. |
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These proteins also formed ion channels in lipid bilayers and were selective for monovalent cations. |
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One of the clearest expressions of selective morality by Biblicists is shown in their approach to the Old Testament. |
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It makes a strong case for being selective about what you drive, and not merely settling for a sensible but dull car. |
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Thus, the strength of selective constraints on gene sequences is affected by the topology of the gene coexpression network. |
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Three unsymmetrically substituted polyamine analogues demonstrate significant and selective antitumor effects. |
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Studies have suggested that metoprolol, a selective beta blocker, improves left ventricular function and reduces mortality rates. |
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Membranes are semipermeable, highly selective barriers containing ion channels and pumps to modulate and maintain balance as required. |
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However the latest one includes 80 gardening products, mainly selective weedkillers for lawns. |
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On the other hand, they could be very selective admitting only those of the highest academic qualifications and achievements. |
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As it can be seen on the electrophoresis gel, the frank scission is highly selective. |
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Next time I hear that crabby, accusatory voice, I'm going to pretend I've contracted a sudden case of selective deafness. |
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By widening his stance, Jones has improved his balance, enabling him to be less jumpy and more selective. |
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The tetrodo-toxin produced has a selective blocking effect on nerve action potentials. |
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Many larger animals eat forams, and some are very selective about which species they eat. |
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The third category of tillage is selective cultivation, which is used to control weeds after the crop has emerged from the soil. |
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This selective texturing alters the surface to provide good adhesion between the tube and the molded or attached components. |
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The unexpected result is that the less selective the school, the bigger the racial preferences, and the larger the mismatch. |
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Although direct smear examination is still the most widely used bacteriological method of diagnosis, cultural methods with selective liquid media are sensitive and rapid. |
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He also feels that Kerala should have supplemented its achievement in primary education with selective development of the higher education sector. |
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Rather than selective filtering for purposes of justification, information is instead used as the fuel for illumination. |
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The brokers said insurance companies are being very selective about the risks they choose to underwrite in a market where there is a shortage of capacity. |
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The current issue of neuron features a new study on selective memory erasure. |
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Expansion segments seem to be subject to some selective pressure that maintains their particular structure, at both the secondary and the tertiary levels. |
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Each section is indexed with subject listings so the reader can follow up his summaries and selective quotations in the full bibliography of over 1600 items. |
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As a supplement to comparisons among natural populations, experimental evolution offers the advantages of known ancestries and constant, reproducible selective environments. |
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The effects of the nitric oxide synthase inhibitor on the response to histamine were mimicked by vagotomy or selective nerve blockade with tetrodotoxin. |
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The interpretation of scripture was polarized between the selective literalism of Calvinism and the more liberal application found within the teachings of Arminius. |
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I will loosely characterize an elite reporter as one who comes from a managerial or professional family and has attended a highly selective university. |
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Only the much more uncommon protanopes and tritanopes suffer from a loss of sensitivity with respect to one of their groups of spectrally selective photoreceptors. |
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This paper shows how Pentagon and other U.S. government contractors are rigging stock markets world wide through massive, coordinated, selective investments. |
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He was also selective about who he would speak up for in court. |
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When grown in their natural environment, often consisting of hot climates with sporadic rainfalls, C 4 plants have a selective advantage over C 3 plants. |
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The issue, therefore, as it pertains to our study is one of undercounting the total number of nursing home admissions-which exerts selective effects on our analyses. |
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He had suddenly developed selective muteness in school for days or even a whole week at a time on five different documented occasions since the previous October. |
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Whether the chemical is alcohol, narcotics, cocaine, or nth-generation selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, their effects tend to become blunted over time. |
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Although both these studies used selective broth media, culture sites did not include the anorectum and this might have lowered the yield of positive cultures. |
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The very religious, like Eagleton, may take offense at the brusque, selective, and unsystematic consideration of their creeds. |
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In this selective narrative, the only path to truth is doctrinaire conservatism. |
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Very, very selective amnesia is practised on the other side. |
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Harvested bacterial colonies containing mutant plasmids were grown in LB medium in the presence of ampicillin and kanamycin to maintain the selective pressure on the mutants. |
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Memory is brutally selective as I recall past family holidays, particularly one on Loch Ness when I managed to steer our hired cruiser into a passenger pleasure boat. |
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Justice should not be selective to fit a political narrative when the facts and evidence prove otherwise. |
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But a drug like lamotrigine is not selective, and so it also affects the behavior of the rest of the temporal lobe. |
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Finally, I do not understand the motivation of selective breeding. |
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The big spenders are now very selective in their buying patterns. |
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Whether or not guayusa is a product of selective breeding, the Kichwa have learned to harness its power. |
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After overnight incubation the transconjugants were replica plated onto the same selective medium, omitting the other growth factors or substituting arabinose for glucose. |
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Amherst College, one of the most prestigious and selective colleges in the country, ended interviews almost 20 years ago. |
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Based on our conversation, he decided to do more research and apply to at least one small selective college. |
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Revivalist texts tend to highlight the selective and often contrived aspect of narrativizing history by placing an emphasis on material objects associated with the past. |
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The weakness of any case becomes clear when the logic used to make the arguments is strained, selective and irrelevant. |
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We attempted to assess the specific consequences of topographical changes by selective manipulation of this parameter with neutral K20 antiintegrin antibody. |
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About 200-300 unpurified colonies from each selection were inoculated as patches in a regular array on the same selective medium from which they were taken. |
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The decision about which books to buy, the court said, is necessarily a selective decision, in which only a small fraction of all possible books are chosen. |
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This case highlights the focal nature of central pain mechanisms and the possible value of selective subparietal leukotomies in the management of central pain. |
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The data for the Sendai virus also suggest relaxed selective constraints on V, although the lower levels of variation in this clade render this conclusion less certain. |
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The only problem is that she is very selective in her references. |
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However, this process is not selective, produces solid sludge for disposal, may have environmentally damaging effects of its own, and must be repeated to be effective. |
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People, especially the rich ones, are still willing to travel worldwide but they are very selective in choosing flights and accommodation, he said. |
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Berkeley was a bit selective in his use of the razor, however. |
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The company's core technologies include drugs that target the G2 checkpoint and a screening system to find selective abrogators of the G2 checkpoint. |
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He is also selective about what is included in each work of art. |
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Although the selective agent is unknown, the adaptive evolution of this gene may have resulted in increased effectiveness of pollinator attraction or herbivore repellence. |
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As the volume of emails rises, I've had to become selective. |
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A selective reuptake inhibitor will inhibit the reuptake of a specific neurotransmitter with negligible or no effects on the reuptake of other neurotransmitters. |
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As others have pointed out, unexpressed or obsolete genes may persist as open reading frames for some time even in the absence of selective maintenance. |
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These selective or directional cells are produced by base stations that send out narrow beams at the entrances to tunnels or along roads in rural areas. |
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A selective defect in somatic muscle function producing oropharyngeal dysphagia can also occur in myasthenia gravis and in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. |
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The Piet Zwart Institute boasts a selective roster of emerging international artists. |
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The oxidant also plays a crucial role for the selective Pd-catalyzed carbocyclizations. |
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As of 2011 Besides the general public schools in Virginia, there are Governor's Schools and selective magnet schools. |
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With regard to education policy, UKIP supports selective education through the creation of additional grammar schools. |
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Ripon is home to Ripon Grammar School which is a selective intake, state secondary school. |
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He later called his theory natural selection, an analogy with what he termed the artificial selection of selective breeding. |
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The Vita is selective in its coverage, and gives short shrift to Wilfrid's activities outside of Northumbria. |
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This is in contrast to the selective school system, where admission is restricted on the basis of selection criteria. |
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Although comprehensive schools were introduced to England and Wales in 1965, there are 164 selective grammar schools that are still in operation. |
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However, because the Channel Islands have VAT free status, the UK carries out selective customs checks on travellers arriving from there. |
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These very highly selective schools also tend to dominate the top positions in performance tables. |
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The equivalents of contemporary English grammar schools are selective schools. |
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In the eastern section, Maryland and Manor Park will not have platform extensions, so trains will use selective door opening instead. |
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But with local councils and patristic writings, the Church applies a selective judgement. |
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Sprat are highly selective in their diet and eat only zooplankton, while herring are more eclectic, adjusting their diet as they grow in size. |
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Mining and refining pollucite ore is a selective process and is conducted on a smaller scale than for most other metals. |
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Technological advance like the use of iron, or a shortage of women due to selective female infanticide also had an impact. |
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In 2010, the fruit's genome was sequenced as part of research on disease control and selective breeding in apple production. |
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Understanding the genes behind these characteristics will allow scientists to perform more knowledgeable selective breeding. |
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It has additionally been amongst the most selective colleges in the United States since its founding. |
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Based on this evidence, the study concluded that human populations encountered novel selective pressures as they expanded out of Africa. |
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Because food is so scarce, bathypelagic predators are not selective in their feeding habits, but grab whatever come close enough. |
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The growth of organic farming has renewed research in alternative technologies such as integrated pest management and selective breeding. |
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Complete plastomes were analyzed phylogenomically and divergence dates estimated to seek potential selective causes for the PACMAD radiation. |
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The former is fastidious, and to be thus selective, thus picksome, is surely a virtue. |
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Evidence of the former's influence includes emphasis on politics, use of archaisms, character analysis, and selective omission of details. |
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The movement advocated selective breeding, compulsory sterilization, and a close alignment of public health with eugenics. |
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Acids, alcohols and gases are usually detected in these tests when bacteria are grown in selective liquid or solid media. |
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While several classes of kinase inhibitors are highly selective many possess a vast polypharmacology across the kinome target-scape. |
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In general, females are more selective than males in who they associate with in regards to individuals of the same sex. |
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However, through selective breeding, some breeds of horses are quite docile, particularly certain draft horses. |
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Logging with horses can result in reduced damage to soil structure and less damage to trees due to more selective logging. |
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Following millennia of selective breeding, there are now over a thousand different types of potatoes. |
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Some have argued it would have taken too many generations of selective breeding to produce large, compressed ears for efficient cultivation. |
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A combination of an androgen and a progestin seems promising, as do selective androgen receptor modulators. |
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Reductions in selective taxes, such as that on sugar, were aimed at benefiting the poor. |
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Devices that fabricate components by selective addition of material are called rapid prototyping machines. |
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In such cases, selective assembly is used to compensate for a lack of total interchangeability among the parts. |
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Plants that were better at retaining insects or water therefore had a selective advantage. |
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Ipratropium is an anticholinergic bronchodilator, and albuterol is a selective beta 2 adrenergic bronchodilator. |
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Adding low doses of certain selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors enhances the anorexiant effect. |
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Determination of selective quinones and quinoid radicals in airborne particulate matter and vehicular exhaust particles. |
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Walsh presides with little judicial restraint on a show you'll find guilty of selective raciness and plenty of laughs. |
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Subsequently, he underwent a digital subtraction aortogram and bilateral selective renal arteriography. |
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Reboxetine is a selective norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor used in the United Kingdom. |
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In May 2015, at the request of the Greek government, IFCs Board endorsed a selective and temporary IFC reengagement in Greece. |
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Atenolol is beta-1 selective while labetalol blocks both alpha and beta-receptors. |
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Levomilnacipran SR is a selective serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor. |
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Your article on the controversy surrounding selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors is very much appreciated by many people. |
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Ben Baddeley, who has cerebral palsy, can now walk without leg splints and a body brace after selective dorsal rhizotomy. |
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Two years ago, Immy underwent selective dorsal rhizotomy to reduce the severe muscle stiffness in her legs. |
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It may take years of selective breeding to produce a desired fruit. |
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Lagerfeld, 81, explained the red point Birman is still selective about what jobs she takes. |
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Both Douglas Trumbull and bluescreen pioneer John Erland have pointed out the potential for what they call selective frame rate variation. |
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The geochemical evidence for a mantle plume origin and the selective crustal contamination of basaltic magmas. |
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For the past four years, Isla has suffered with selective mutism, a growing and devastating anxiety-based mental health disorder. |
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While selective mutism is a daunting challenge for parents, professionals, and schools, there is an upside. |
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Lexapro is the newest and fastest-growing selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor. |
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Use of sodium taurocholate to enhance spore recovery on a medium selective for Clostridium difficile. |
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This apoptosis was prevented by the non-specific caspase inhibitor z-VAD-fmk, and by the selective caspase-9 inhibitor z-LEHD-fmk. |
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Virobay also initiated clinical studies with VBY-891, a selective cathepsin inhibitor in March of this year. |
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The selective value of computed tomography of the brain in cerebritis due to systemic lupus erythematosus. |
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Assessment of reproducibility and changes found following a selective distal splenorenal shunt. |
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He had selective mutism and difficulty developing relationships, and was placed outside the Kirklees area but he wanted to return. |
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There was an especially moving moment when Ashley, who also has selective mutism, chatted happily at length with the boys. |
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Flies lacking the DJ-1 gene showed selective sensitivity to widely used agricultural toxicants that kill neurons mainly through oxidative stress. |
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Nebivolol is a selective beta-adrenergic blocker with vasodilatory property. |
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Varenicline is a selective nicotinic acetylcholine receptor partial agonist developed for explicit use in smoking cessation. |
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Formulated to ISO 6579, this medium is designed to support the recovery of sublethally damaged salmonellae prior to selective enrichment. |
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At this moment, salvinorin A is the only known naturally occurring nonnitrogenous kappa opioid selective ligand. |
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Other options include selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and selective noradrenergic reuptake inhibitors. |
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Silicon chief scientist Seth Shumate invented the self-aligned hydrogenated selective emitter for N-type solar cells, which increases efficiency. |
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It performs in Photoshop with Re-sizable Box and Paintbrush tools, as well as selective Unapply and Unpaint tools. |
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The combination of sodium desoxycholate, crystal violet and elevated incubation temperature produce a very selective and specific medium. |
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The mechanism of action of vardenafil is 9 times more selective than that of sildenafil, requiring lower doses. |
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Verapamil and selective serotonin-reuptake inhibitors also were widely used, but the reviewers concluded that there was poor evidence of benefit. |
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Kopecek Design of a multivalent galactoside ligand for selective targeting of HPMA copolymer-doxorubicin conjugates to human colon cancer cells. |
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Oxidizers destroy volatile organic compounds whereas selective catalytic reduction removes nitrous oxides from airstreams. |
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Members of a small New York subculture seek good health through a selective return to the habits of their palaeolithic ancestors. |
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The towering centre-back used selective memory as a deflective tactic when trying to steer the talk away from personal disappointments. |
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Drugs of note are the selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitor antidepressants paroxetine and fluoxetine in women who are taking tamoxifen. |
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He wraps up the package neatly with selective stories, data, and research. |
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Rationally designed selective inhibitors of trypanothione reductase phenothiazines and related tricyclics as lead structures. |
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With photoperiod change less dramatic and climate change less severe, selective pressures are less intense. |
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Despite its broad goals, by necessity, Financial Missionaries is selective in its consideration of dollar diplomacy. |
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Baffour might spend donkey's years expressing discontent over the injustice or selective justice against Taylor for all we care. |
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Flucloxacillin binds covalently to selective lysine residues on albumin to form a hapten. |
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In other ways there has been the politics of selective quotation. |
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Although grammar schools are rare, some of them are highly selective and state funded boarding schools require substantial fees, which may introduce further barriers to entry. |
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Labetalol is both a selective alpha-blocker and a nonselective beta-blocker that decreases systemic vascular resistance without changing maternal cardiac output. |
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Guanfacine is a selective alpha-2A adrenergic receptor agonist in that it has 15-20 times higher affinity for this receptor subtype than for the alpha-2B or alpha-2C subtypes. |
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Verdone Extra RTU contains three different selective weedkillers. |
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Baird-Parker medium supplemented with acriflavine, polymyxins and sulphonamide for the selective isolation of Staphylococcus aureus from heavily contaminated materials. |
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The UNS S17400 stainless steel fabricated by selective laser melting contains different phases-significant quantities of retained austenite as opposed to all martensite. |
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The approach to preventing MAS in the newborn has changed drastically over the past 30 years from a more aggressive approach to a selective approach. |
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Nicosulfuron is a selective post-emergent herbicide with systemic action and low toxicity, recommended for grasses and some dicotyledon species control. |
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Until 1975 there had been a group of 179 academically selective schools drawing on both private and state funding, the direct grant grammar schools. |
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This study focuses on selective amygdalohippocampectomy, which is the middle ground between anterior temporal lobectomy and transsylvian amygdalohippocampectomy. |
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In addition to religious missions and the new high schools, the less selective Singapore Chinese Girls' School was set up by several Peranakan business and community leaders. |
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These conflicting results suggest that NA affects other pathways involved in CE turnover and selective uptake, such as transintestinal cholesterol excretion. |
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Monsanto practices selective breeding to produce high-yield seeds. |
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The Derbyshire school system is comprehensive with no selective schools. |
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He's very selective and spent hours in the store choosing a new shirt. |
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The Halifax area is home to two selective state schools, which are the Crossley Heath School in Savile Park and North Halifax Grammar School in Illingworth. |
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When Altrincham, Sale and Bebington were moved from Cheshire to Trafford and Merseyside in 1974, they took some former Cheshire selective schools. |
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A complex overall situation with respect to defining nutrient losses from soils, could arise as a result of the size selective nature of soil erosion events. |
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Another approach, called the selective, repeated, or reconsent model, requires that participants consent to each individual future study that wishes to use their data. |
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Domestic sheep differ from their wild relatives and ancestors in several respects, having become uniquely neotenic as a result of selective breeding by humans. |
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In order to achieve this level of development, the indigenous inhabitants of the Amazon rainforest altered the forest's ecology by selective cultivation and the use of fire. |
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In other areas, grammar schools survive mainly as very highly selective schools in an otherwise comprehensive county, for example in several of the outer boroughs of London. |
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They were able to conquer various parts of the world, they were more sensitive to heat and cold, and their delicacy is shown by the way they are selective about what they eat. |
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Of metropolitan areas, Trafford and most of Wirral are selective. |
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We offer solutions for laboratory and online measurements based on techniques like titration, ion chromatography, colormetric, ion selective electrode and polarography. |
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Anterior cingulate gyrus overactivity causes water retention and decreased gut motility leading to constipation, but is ameliorated by selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors. |
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Ethologists argue that females, interacting with other females and multiple offspring in social groups, have experienced such traits as a selective advantage. |
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In the selective school system, which survives in several parts of the United Kingdom, admission is dependent on selection criteria, most commonly a cognitive test or tests. |
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Young eels use selective tidal stream transport to move up estuaries. |
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It is his lesbophilia that sets Proust's narrator apart from the author, that marks the novel as a novel rather than a perverse exercise in selective autobiography. |
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Triclopyr is highly selective, it only affects actively photosynthesising dicots, leaving grass, and flowering monocots such as narcissus and bluebell bulbs, undamaged. |
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Kent County Council Local Education Authority maintains 96 secondary schools, of which 33 are selective schools and 63 are secondary modern schools. |
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Simultaneous determination of plasmatic phytosterols and cholesterol precursors using gas chromatography-mass spectrometry with selective ion monitoring. |
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Chapter 3 concerns mortuary behaviour at the site and is particularly important for later considerations on palaeopathology and selective funerary practices. |
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Ulipristal acetate was developed as a selective progesterone receptor modulator with pure progesterone receptor antagonistic activity and minimal antiglucocorticoid effects. |
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