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Elevated T3 induces catabolic effects on bone as substantiated in hyperthyroidism [ 68].

Compatible with the findings in immunohistochemistry, HBD-2 superfusate levels were lower, as substantiated in RA and OA patients.

The increased excretion of glucose and associated calorie loss appear to be mainly responsible for the reduction in body weight, as substantiated in a previous study 9, although the initial reduction in body weight can be attributed to fluid loss.

However, the strong absorption band around 320 nm, due to the presence of Na2S2O4 (reducing equivalents) in the medium, masked an additional high-energy absorption signature, around 350 nm (ϵ≈920 M−1·cm−1), as substantiated in those samples reconstituted with Fe(II) without the supply of reducing agents.

This structure has been hypothesized to be the ATPase FliI, as further substantiated in studies of a Δ fliI mutant constructed in C. jejuni.

A pleasant temperament is reported in humans with GD as well as in dogs, but it has not been formally substantiated in the latter [31].

Therefore, the potential efficacy of cognitive enhancers such as modafinil will have to be substantiated in future PG medication studies [ 37].

Importantly, this cannot be directly substantiated in the current study as bed capacity data was not a collected variable.

Therefore, the results were further substantiated in a model of thioglycollate-induced peritonitis, where the CCL2 levels as well as the cell migration could be readily analyzed.

As substantiated by the shift in dynamic contact angle (Additional file 1: Figure S4), a significant increase in surface hydrophilicity of the Ag@SiO2 substrates was found.

The poorer quality of COOH-terminal SAMs formed on GaAs substrates at the lower doping levels is attributed to the disorder as a result of the enhanced degree of charge depolarization at these surfaces, as substantiated by systematic variations in the space charge capacitance upon SAM modification that suggest a negative surface dipole.