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Amalgamated data from fluorescence ratio traces showed a 72.3±13.1% reduction in glucose-stimulated cAMP production in KO islets, but no significant difference in forskolin-induced changes.

Analysts cite some of the same reasons that Wal-Mart has sought its own bank: direct access to deconstructed spending info, as opposed to masses of amalgamated data from third-party card issuers.

(E ) Densitometric analysis of amalgamated data from three experiments as shown in (D ) (±SEM).

(D ) Amalgamated data from multiple cells stably expressing H2B-GFP and monitored for time spent in mitosis.

(L ) Amalgamated data presented as area under the curve from line scans of wild-type (n = 15 cells) and Gravin knockout mitotic cells (n = 25 cells).

The amalgamated data from three independent experiments show mean spindle angles (; total cell numbers are denoted above each column, ±SEM, **p-values <0.001).

These were amalgamated with data on WHO functional state, right heart catheter examinations and shuttle walk distance from the PH unit clinical database.

The use of an amalgamated taxonomy data warehouse also addressed the issues of taxonomic coverage and the differing opinions in taxonomy, and supports the comparison of taxonomy and data coverage in several contexts.

Disease- and age category-specific amalgamated TS comprise 14 data sets, each from an eligible CSCOM service area; hence, a composite monthly TS observation reflects an aggregate of 14 CSCOM service area entries.

This amalgamated experience of survivorship data from arthroplasty registers is probably the closest we will ever get to designating a prosthesis as "safe"—in the sense of a low probability of failure over a long period, i.e. not "unsafe".

All participants were required to electronically sign an agreement for their anonymised data to be used in amalgamated format for purposes of research.