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The question is how is this filtering being done, and what is its effect on the data set as a whole and the biological ramification of it.

Demonstrating that men's responses to microbicides depend on a number of factors – including cultural difference, attitudes toward pregnancy, biological ramifications, and the nature of their relationship towards their sexual partner(s) – we propose a number of parameters that would be useful in the study of men's attitudes towards microbicides.

Boyd, P. W. et al. Experimental strategies to assess the biological ramifications of multiple drivers of global ocean change a review.

Regardless of all the research that had been done on the biological ramifications of the position where to terminate both the canal preparation and obturation in the early part of the 20th century, neither author provided any references to the empirical claims that were made regarding the instrumentation techniques proffered within these publications.

Unfortunately, the MCL for DEHP in drinking water was set way back in 1992, and it was not based on endocrine disrupting effects, but rather on gastrointestinal disturbances and vertigo, which have less serious biological ramifications than damage to your reproductive system.

It is difficult to speculate on the biological ramifications of differential expression of each of these chemokines individually.

This prediction looks very reasonable and has several interesting biological ramifications.

It is difficult to identify the human biological ramifications, if any, of this increasing PAH exposure.

Despite the widespread nature of this arrangement, its evolutionary origins and biological ramifications have so far eluded explanation.

The biological ramifications of this process are well established: introduced species or diseases can pose serious threats to taxa of economic importance or of conservation concern once established in new geographical regions or hosts.

To assess the biological ramifications of EZH2 depletion on CRC cancer cells, we treated HT115, HT-29, and SW620 colon cancer cells with 3-deazaneplanocin A (DZNep), a small-molecule inhibitor known to target EZH2 protein, and assessed cell viability on days 4 and 8 posttreatment.

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