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The cortical striatal infarcts obtained were as previously illustrated.

For example, our method may identify mixed populations of viruses, either as viral quasispecies as previously illustrated (i.e., development of "drift" strains) or co-infections with circulating strains (i.e., potential for development of "shift" strains).

These results are presented in Additional files 1 and 2. As previously illustrated in Table  1, it is well-established that FTR and STR are not intrinsically comparable.

The Pelecaniformes do not form a monophyletic order due to the paraphyly of the Phaethontidae as previously illustrated in Ericson [ 39] and discussed in greater detail in Kennedy and Spencer [ 41] and Kennedy et al. [ 42].

Interestingly, each component of RIFLE, i.e. SCr or UO, differentially contributes to AKI incidence and outcomes, as previously illustrated by McIlroy et al. [ 10] and Wlodzimirow, et al. [ 11].

In contrast, the absence of a relationship between T3 and DEE suggests that T3 is not an effective proxy for DEE as previously illustrated for a lizard (Sceloporus undulatus) (Joos and Johnalder, 1990) and humans (Starling et al., 1998).

Cospeciation yields congruent phylogenies (i.e. parallel cladogenesis), as has been previously illustrated, for example in the cases of animal hosts and parasitic lice [ 5] and of some mutualist associations [ 6, 7].

Finally, we examined whether temperature stresses can modulate the NAGNAG splicing pattern, as was previously illustrated by temperature-controlled splicing ratios of SRp34/SR1 and other SR transcripts [ 21, 30].

As countless stories have previously illustrated, passion is what drives motivation, innovation and other essential habits that are crucial to success.

The increase in SWI/SNF stabilizing molecule SMARCC1 and other novel genes has not been previously illustrated as events in the early stages of dysplasia development and thus not only provides novel candidate markers for screening but a biological function for targeting treatment.

The increase in SWI/SNF stabilizing molecule SMARCC1 and other novel genes has not been previously illustrated as events in the early stages of dysplasia development thus providing not only novel candidate markers for screening but a biological function for targeting treatment.