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1 virtually always stated without citation or argument.

2 t, at odds with any simple Coulomb repulsion argument.

3 topics, without multiple papers on the same argument.

4 ped hematite core particles, we validate the argument.

5 he implications of this view to the authors' argument.

6 ogether a number of features of the authors' argument.

7 hich can be accounted for by simple physical arguments.

8 ication mechanisms, and in making convincing arguments.

9 l forms are largely justified with heuristic arguments.

10 uires more than just ecosystem-service-based arguments.

11 ermal ensemble, confirming our thermodynamic arguments.

12 the 1970s based on equilibrium-thermodynamic arguments.

13 , sequential data processing, and optimality arguments.

14 egies and tactics and 2) industry frames and arguments.

15 efined as infinite series, with time-varying arguments.

16 FT-IR spectra corroborate the above arguments.

17 rring without facts to support or refute the arguments.

18 t control contact inhibition through scaling arguments.

19 these chemical modifications underlie these arguments.

20 quiline for these patients is based on three arguments.

21 s shown via a combination of a mode-counting argument, a perturbative calculation, and a non-perturba

22 tions, and results will provide a convincing argument about the benefits that this movement brings to

23 of) a protracted process of deliberation and argument about when to depart camps, Batek residential m

24 However, I question his ensuing arguments about beauty and goodness, and thereby the pra

25 ers have been determined, giving preliminary arguments about the chaotropic nature of the inorganic i

26 tary context may run contrary to some of the arguments about the importance of individual differentia

27 Arguments about the nature of teaching have depended pri

28 ' is still a young field, however, there are arguments about which genes to include in comparisons, h

29 A prominent argument against parasites being involved in sexual sele

30 Critics have brought forward multiple arguments against a "test and treat" approach, including

31 and evolution would strengthen Cook et al.'s arguments against a rigid genetic hypothesis.

32 ion intentions to be overruled, and then the arguments against doing so.

33 However, the ACP believes that the ethical arguments against legalizing physician-assisted suicide

34 unds that Firestone & Scholl (F&S) raised as arguments against previous studies claiming to demonstra

35 Orbital-based arguments allow rationalization of this transition betwe

36 needs to be understood as an ultimate-level argument, although we welcome the various suggestions ma

37 l and proximal cues is a weak point in their argument and does not circumvent the existence of uncons

38 ure transition on the basis of thermodynamic arguments and analyses of the solid free-energy differen

39 nterpret these findings using simple scaling arguments and discuss their robustness to varying search

40 Here, we provide theoretical arguments and experimental evidence in support of an alt

41 l intake, emotional eating, and frequency of arguments and fights.

42 esponse, which is rationalised using scaling arguments and interpreted in terms of two coarse-grained

43 xperiments agree quantitatively with scaling arguments and numerical computations, confirming the bas

44 Both theoretical arguments and simulation experiments indicate, however,

45 Their argument, and the entire question of cognitive penetrabi

46 Given the logic of these arguments, and the existence of data to support them, it

47 t or thoracotomy avoidance is not a relevant argument anymore to decrease POM.

48 Three arguments are advanced from human and nonhuman primate i

49 Wilson et al.'s arguments are based largely on studies of problem correc

50 Their arguments are based on (i) a coupled diffusion mechanism

51 However, their arguments are based on a level of generality that fails

52 Qualitative arguments are given for the signs of the van der Waals c

53 Arguments are given why sex is not in the revised list a

54 First, the authors' evolutionary arguments are inconsistent with recent evidence concerni

55 We here show that their arguments are incorrect and based on misunderstanding of

56 n tasks that are based purely on topological arguments are not fully satisfactory; in realistic setti

57 Arguments are often reduced to a debate between individu

58 Here, theoretical arguments are outlined for how this can be achieved usin

59 Arguments are presented for associating the average chan

60 ce of analogy, in which the relevant logical arguments are presented visually.

61 Tactics and arguments are repeated across jurisdictions, suggesting

62 These arguments are supported by measurements using a novel ga

63 he recent discourse on solar fuels intuitive arguments are used to support the prospects of these fue

64 expertise, and it is likely that many of our arguments are wrong on one level or another.

65 The "pro" arguments are: overrule minimises family distress and st

66 The "con" arguments are: overrule violates the patient's wishes; t

67 Here I review similar arguments arising in the visual perception field and fur

68 , but more generally, for the nature-nurture argument as it relates to some key aspects of visual pro

69 In this context, we put forward an argument as to why RNAi approaches in vivo are likely to

70 This Opinion article provides an overview of arguments as to how spatiotemporal nutritional fluxes in

71 These results provide novel mechanistic arguments as to why AES may exert context-specific benef

72 Using analytical arguments based on a master equation description of the

73 y high spatial resolution, along with simple arguments based on geometry and probability, indicate th

74 Arguments based on the principle of microscopic reversib

75 cription of a single BKCa-CaV complex, using arguments based on timescale analysis, we derive a conci

76 pproach to build taxonomies of "discursive" (argument-based) and "instrumental" (action-based) indust

77 ted from conventional preferential solvation arguments, betaine and glycine both increase the surface

78 lid organs by deceased patients, and examine arguments both in favor of and against allowing relative

79 Arguments build on combining analyses of confined Browni

80 this has for mirror neuron research and the arguments building upon them.

81 selectivity can be explained using resonance arguments, but the explanations for the regioselectivity

82 The argument by Burkart et al. in the target article relates

83 We support this argument by examining the case of oxytocin in relation t

84 The argument by Lake et al. to create more human-like robots

85 Here, we strengthen these arguments by further addressing the roles of environment

86 n a similar manner, we show that the Imry-Ma argument can be circumvented, resulting in the formation

87 An argument can be made that regardless of whether this kin

88 other organisational, ethical, and political arguments can also be made for its inclusion.

89 udge when more traditional electronegativity arguments can be justifiably invoked in the rationalizat

90 Arguments can certainly be made that linear-field partic

91 result of such work thus far bolsters their arguments considerably.

92 The present study supports the arguments defending the use of wild and cultivated medic

93 ather than real-world relevance, and (2) any argument dependent on effect sizes must correct for atte

94 that the taxonomies of industry tactics and arguments developed in this paper are generalisable to m

95 dea is based on adaptation of the "blocking" argument, developed for bootstrapping of time series and

96 of the specifics, also suggested that those arguments did not necessarily apply to contexts outside

97 In addition, I show that their arguments do not, as implied here, impact upon contempor

98 However, we show that their mathematical argument does not apply to weighted statistical binning.

99 s reveal that the traditional Szilard engine argument does not extend automatically to quantum cohere

100 nd Nettle et al.'s insurance hypothesis (IH) argument, drawing upon life-history theory (LHT), a deve

101 Finally, this line of argument emphasizes the pressing need for a systematic c

102 rophiles is often explained by simple steric arguments emphasizing the role of the bulky group of the

103 echniques for MRD monitoring and outline the arguments favoring new criteria for response assessment

104 ce viewpoint diversity, especially since the arguments favoring sociopolitical diversity are identica

105 The authors present a compelling argument for a science of intentional change by unifying

106 f positive intentional change constitutes an argument for a science of objective moral values.

107 I examine whether Wilson et al.'s argument for a science of positive intentional change co

108 We make an argument for adenylyl cyclases being central to the form

109 ogen extinction, which provides a compelling argument for an alternative approach to vaccination for

110 d these ecosystem services have become a key argument for biodiversity conservation.

111 ) essentially recapitulate Malthus's classic argument for ecological pessimism in modern biological d

112 uisition provides an additional facet in the argument for iron controlling the coupling between ocean

113 sis of European descent and provide a strong argument for performing further mechanistic studies to b

114 off between efficacy and safety bolsters the argument for personalizing antiplatelet therapy after PC

115 This finding is a complementary argument for replacing SPECT by PET somatostatin-recepto

116 wever, economic value should not be the only argument for resource allocation--other organisational,

117 Our findings strengthen the argument for safe LPA-targeted intervention to reduce ca

118 ompared with purchased PFS presents a strong argument for the adoption of Aprokam where purchased PFS

119 economic value of surgery provides a strong argument for the expansion of global surgery's role in t

120 The argument for the importance of short sequence elements h

121 d and constantly try to build a good-quality argument for the opposite view.

122 challenge and provides a clinically relevant argument for using tBHQ against acute neuron-compromisin

123 n, Scholl et al. (2015) provide a compelling argument for what one class of inhibitory neurons actual

124 urden, its cost-effectiveness makes a strong argument for widespread utilization in other low-income,

125 Arguments for an abiotic origin of low-molecular weight

126 ronic disease endpoints, and 3) what are the arguments for and against continuing to include chronic

127 sally accepted, and the article presents the arguments for and against such "correction." The final s

128 We provide an overview of the major arguments for and against the amyloid hypothesis.

129 Here we explore the arguments for and against the development of short-durat

130 oncept of behavioral health and examines the arguments for and barriers to increased integration into

131 The arguments for cancer causation are particularly convinci

132 experimental evidence is debated, we present arguments for consistent structures in motor patterns, i

133 The arguments for converting sunlight and H2O to H2 to provi

134 results obtained for OBZ in CLL provide new arguments for FcgammaRIIIA-mediated mechanisms when the

135 at is suggested by standard Shannon sampling arguments for ideal images and is also robust to noise.

136 Our findings support arguments for including socio-pragmatic competence in la

137 lls across virological synapses, and provide arguments for inclusion of molecules in microbicides tha

138 Duarte et al.'s arguments for increasing political diversity in social p

139 ECD metrics, and the existence of compelling arguments for investment in ECD.

140 We provide arguments for long-term, single-factor warming experimen

141 In this Perspective, we present arguments for making this transition and illustrate how

142 etion and eutrophication are well-documented arguments for phosphorus recovery; however, phosphorus r

143 The latter supports previous arguments for the importance of plate tectonics in the C

144 refute these views, and provides no explicit arguments for this narrow approach.

145 ulti-faceted research programs, and we offer arguments for what we consider the most powerful and urg

146 Based on arguments from both philosophical and empirical aestheti

147 The study adds further biological arguments from structural brain research to abstain from

148 Currently, the arguments have existed in the strengthening mechanism an

149 Although theoretical arguments have invoked the increased efficacy of natural

150 Similar arguments have more recently been made about cancer trea

151 Theoretical arguments, however, strongly suggest that such links bet

152 The argument implies a consideration of the communicative di

153 Pessoa's (2013) arguments imply that various leading approaches in the s

154 tions, Anderson localization and the Imry-Ma argument, impose significant restrictions on the phases

155 he transition temperatures also serves as an argument in favor of the cryoprotective role of the cyto

156 Beyond the ethical argument in support of this approach, decision aids have

157 A long-standing unresolved argument in the hepatitis B virus (HBV) research field s

158 Maestripieri et al. seem to put forth an argument in which they become vulnerable to some of the

159 We test our arguments in an elasto-plastic model, an automaton model

160 We discuss arguments in favor of and against contact precautions fo

161 This study provides strong arguments in favor of cART initiation at the earliest po

162 Arguments in favor of NBS include benefits of early inte

163 Next, we describe and discuss the arguments in favor of permitting donation intentions to

164 We provide two major arguments in favor of Sul1 and Sul2 acting as transcepto

165 th the induction of NAbs, but there are good arguments in favor of suppressing such "off-target" immu

166 Recent experiments provide sound arguments in favor of the in vivo expression of the Anti

167 Arguments in favor of the latter are unilateral manifest

168 gly important, and the authors offer several arguments in favor of their strategy.

169 Abhay Sharma brings two arguments in favor of transgenerational epigenetic inher

170 oric hunter-gatherers remains disputed, with arguments in favour and against the existence of warfare

171 Ackermann et al.'s arguments in the target article need sharpening and reth

172 mental findings that reinforce some of C&C's arguments, including evidence for underspecification and

173 Theoretical arguments indicate that the epimutation rates reported h

174 s coupled to Bardeen-Cooper-Schrieffer (BCS) arguments indicate they might be high-Tc superconductors

175 proaches that extend the Lieb-Schultz-Mattis argument invoked spin conservation in an essential way a

176 Their whole argument is as much an example of its topic as an analys

177 The argument is based on the radical pK(a) ( approximately 4

178 Pepper & Nettle's (P&N's) argument is compelling, but apparently contradictory dat

179 Our argument is grounded in a case study from Southeast Sula

180 We contend that this argument is incompatible with the growing requirements o

181 But no similar argument is known for repeatability.

182 In considering implementation barriers, the argument is made that decision-makers focus on avoiding

183 ed to naphthalene in terms of structure, the argument is made that the former has electronic similari

184 This argument is not valid because the reactant gases were ev

185 pirical evidence is haphazard; the scholarly argument is not well-developed.

186 Our argument is that the genotype-phenotype map can be chara

187 the study of social play in rats The overall argument is that we may more readily develop new psychia

188 The central argument is, again, that cognition and emotion are so hi

189 Our theoretical arguments justify basing the Netdis statistic on a sampl

190 onse, we review these claims in light of the arguments made by a diverse group of commentators.

191 There have been arguments made by both sides that the ban will make our

192 y to explore the strengths and weaknesses of arguments made in support or rejection of the biogenicit

193 establish and use third parties to make its arguments more palatable.

194 offering some speculation about how Pessoa's arguments naturally extend to social cognition.

195 ng referential relations between a syntactic argument of a predicate and the actual target expected i

196 These findings have initiated a running argument of whether the PPC is critically involved in de

197 ce, these results show how standard economic arguments of division and coordination of labor can be a

198 I extend the arguments of Duarte et al. by examining the implications

199 rary to widespread belief based on heuristic arguments of genetic relatedness, non-reproductive worke

200 Our study highlights decisive arguments of SAR concerning both the affinity for I1Rs a

201 We disagree with both arguments of Sharma and show here that his meta-analysis

202 This commentary challenges many of the basic arguments of using the NOVA food classification system t

203 y-Rosen steering based on all-versus-nothing argument, offering a strong condition to witness the ste

204 However, the empirical evidence for the arguments on mentalizing, cognitive biases, and religiou

205 The arguments on the physiological effects of norepinephrine

206 also investigated in order to strengthen the arguments on the proposed mechanism.

207 distinguish art from fiction, but no current arguments or data suggest that the concept of art can be

208 le overcoming deterministic and reductionist arguments, our 'environmental hypothesis' demonstrates t

209 re required to support the proposed adaptive arguments, particularly an obstetric dilemma placing con

210 A simple excluded volume argument predicts the sign and magnitude of the Gaussian

211 nted here, which is based on simple physical arguments, predicts heterogeneous rate constants consist

212 However, this argument presupposes the existence of a legitimate autho

213 es mellitus in particular, to culminate with arguments pro and con and a practical risk-based algorit

214 antage to present highly misleading economic arguments, rebrand political activities as corporate soc

215 -mefloquine is used to lay to rest a 40 year argument regarding the absolute stereochemistry of the m

216 of teaching theory and research, with cogent arguments regarding its prevalence.

217 Mather and colleagues' arguments require rethinking at the mechanistic level.

218 Simulations and analytic arguments show that the niche phase is favored in commun

219 Compelling intuitive arguments suggest that individual variation may provide

220 Thermodynamic arguments suggest that the likely Ce(III) phase generate

221 s for prioritization, Mather and colleagues' arguments suggest that their effects are enhanced by nor

222 An argument supporting the evolution of a variety of riboso

223 This provides a strong argument that "business as usual" for primary stroke pre

224 , Davidow et al. (2016) present a convincing argument that adolescent brain functionality can be adap

225 Here, we provide context for the argument that apoptotic-like cell death occurs in plants

226 nimalistic computational model to support an argument that by behaving "interoceptively," i.e. respon

227 In this review we develop the argument that cholestatic liver diseases, particularly p

228 Here we develop an alternative argument that connects the evolution of human pair bonds

229 Some have made the controversial argument that consumption of such foods can lead to "foo

230 We question Smaldino's argument that culture plays the active role of maintaini

231 ss of data sharing and highlight the ethical argument that data sharing may be necessary to maximize

232 Collectively, these data create a compelling argument that eCB signaling is an important regulatory s

233 There is an argument that epilepsy surgery remains underused, but th

234 rane fusogens and harken back to a long-held argument that eukaryotic sex arose as the byproduct of s

235 Thus, these mice (1) support the argument that human COMT Val158Met polymorphism modulate

236 tion of that definition and a defense of our argument that human ultrasociality began with agricultur

237 d be marshalled to build a persuasive causal argument that impaired social bonds increase the risk of

238 Our results support the argument that odor coding in the olfactory bulb depends

239 bservational human data lends support to the argument that predictability of maternal sensory signals

240 ave since mustered considerable evidence and argument that relational matching-to-sample (RMTS) effec

241 Following Lankford's persuasive argument that suicide bombers are indeed suicidal, the n

242 Hence, the study supports the argument that the apparent increase in ASDs in recent ye

243 Thus, this mechanistic analysis supports the argument that the FET assay is a suitable alternative te

244 We agree with Leibovich et al.'s argument that the number sense theory should be re-evalu

245 He makes the compelling argument that the quality of a person's social relations

246 he results here are consistent with previous argument that the westward shift of the air-sea coupling

247 counterevidence, presenting 40 liberals with arguments that contradicted their strongly held politica

248 We first present theoretical arguments that highlight the mechanisms that control the

249 Recent arguments that ocean policies disregard a mature conserv

250 In this study, we present theoretical arguments that suggest that near the axon boundaries (wa

251 ng regression theory, we provide theoretical arguments that support our claims.

252 We present arguments that the analogy between humans and social ins

253 These results support arguments that the key to successful fisheries managemen

254 tion, our results support previous taxonomic arguments that the tetraploid O. punctata might be bette

255 We verify via simulations and scaling arguments that this broad range of local stiffnesses is

256 dicating substantial arboreality have raised arguments that this taxon may instead be an example of p

257 We show that the traditional argument, that increased surface area-to-volume ratio fo

258 mple model, exclusively based on topological arguments, that allows one to predict the relative stabi

259 Although we agree with Lake et al.'s central argument, there are numerous flaws in the way people use

260 We test this argument through an online experiment with 8,906 users o

261 There is a compelling argument to be made for establishment of a strong indust

262 These observations provide a compelling argument to more clearly define the mechanisms that cont

263 When drift dominates, we extend Robertson's argument to show that, for any form of epistasis, the to

264 rone polymerases and yields a formal counter-argument to the view that selection fine-tunes gene-spec

265 These are arguments to consider a step-wise pathophysiology for th

266 Herein, we present arguments to impel the development of new guidelines for

267 Double-effect arguments to justify DTS may not actually apply.

268 teria, yet there may be ethically compelling arguments to offer selected results.

269 support this integrative view and makes four arguments to organize each area.

270 Case volume-outcome associations bolster arguments to regionalize severe sepsis care, an approach

271 ly large deviations theory and finite-sample arguments to show exactly that in a broad class of growt

272 We extend Newell & Shanks' (N&S's) arguments to the question of whether implicit evaluation

273 tanding neural functions inevitably involves arguments traversing multiple levels of hierarchy in bio

274 ates from low-resolution models and physical arguments (up to a metre by 2100 and around one and a ha

275 a moral perspective, we evaluate the various arguments used in the literature, both in favor and agai

276 The companies' overall argument was that the SP evidence base was seriously fla

277 We also outline several economic arguments we believe highlight the need for further inve

278 Based on this argument, we concluded that CHARMM36 force field with st

279 conceptual and methodological flaws in their argument, we report the results of a series of reanalyse

280 ituations, and by using general mathematical arguments, we are also able to translate our findings in

281 Imposing physical compatibility and symmetry arguments, we define a new class of free energies explic

282 Using basic physical arguments, we derive by dimensional and physical analysi

283 Based on universal symmetry arguments, we determine new lattice mode couplings that

284 fact in conjunction with Onsager reciprocity arguments, we make the surprising prediction that the an

285 n our laboratory experiments, and on scaling arguments, we propose a new hypothesis that detached pit

286 Through simple geodynamic arguments, we propose that this low-velocity feature is

287 lecular dynamics simulations and theoretical arguments, we report flow-induced cavitation in an aniso

288 Using formal arguments, we show that a gauge theory for neuronal dyna

289 Using simple analytical arguments, we show that electrostatic screening is weake

290 Using space group symmetry arguments, we show that these results support the bond l

291 ential in combination with basic theoretical arguments, we study hydration-induced interactions betwe

292 emerge if, in addition to relatedness-based arguments, we take into account key factors of natural h

293 Lankford's essential empirical argument, which is based on evidence such as psychologic

294 These arguments, which are motivating a large body of empirica

295 We present two arguments why physical adaptations for vocalization may

296 An argument will be presented that the mutation-centric mod

297 We illustrate this argument with case studies drawn from California oak woo

298 We illustrate this argument with examples drawn from our recent work on the

299 s put on stereoelectronic rather than steric arguments, with the dipole of the acceptor substituent f

300 per leaflet, even though geometrical packing arguments would predict so.