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Coincidentally, in juvenile C57BL/6J mice, low-caloric intake increased learning and memory function through positively downregulating p53 and unremarkably upregulating SIRT1 [45].

That role unremarkably falls to the sphere supervisors, WHO ought to be arbitrarily and often visiting the post.

These data are presented in Table 3, along with percentages of LTA membership in 2015 (which, unremarkably, are closely aligned to the provenance of participants).

Its content-driven storytelling does not detract from director Tom McCarthy's no-nonsense direction, with unflattering, neon-lit newspaper offices and their inhabitants unremarkably dressed in khakis, Oxford shirts and V-neck sweaters.

One version wire was used during surgery, which proceeded unremarkably. There were no intra-operative or immediate postoperative complications.

Desmond comes from those people who died needlessly, unremarkably, and anonymously in the war between the English and the Afrikaners.

Not unremarkably, the editing was excellent; not only were typos and spelling errors essentially nonexistent, but Irene was frequently asked to rewrite poorly written articles by doctors who had deficient writing skills.

Coronary artery disease (CAD) patients are unremarkably associated with various risk factors and physical limitation.

They make headlines because most people (and it is most people in the industrialized world) remove their unwanted hair so habitually and unremarkably. Against the backdrop of the utterly banal, the unexpected calamity stands out.

It is remarkable that the center came to attribute so much potential to this unremarkably backward, malarial, and climatically problematic region of the Soviet Union.

Sabin's remarkable research concludes quite unremarkably:

Rodriguez often describes Austin resources somewhat unremarkably, such as when he comments on his experience of editing El Mariachi: "Now I have to edit.

passers-by as calmly and unremarkably as horses drop their leavings.