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A previous study elucidated that small-sized platelet aggregates ultimately developed into medium-sized and large-sized aggregates as platelet aggregation proceeds.
Our data, showing the unaltered levels of IFN-γ with the administration of anti-IL-17A, are in line with a previous study elucidating unchanged levels of T helper type 1 (Th1) responses following administration of anti-IL-17A antibody during inflammatory arthritis 24.
Whilst this previous study elucidated the relationships between broad theoretical constructs, the present study was focused on targeting the significant enabling factor interrelationships with the core outcomes that result from the innovation diffusion process.
Our previous study elucidated that both CsA and CsH affect the signal transduction and cellular function of FPR1, including calcium mobilization, degranulation and chemotaxis [ 12].
In a previous study, we elucidated the specific microRNA (miRNA) profile of hepatic differentiation.
A previous study has elucidated a correlation between fluconazole susceptibility and clinical outcome in patients with cryptococcal meningitis [ 10].
Previous studies elucidated a high degree of evolutionary conservation for the Hippo pathway and showed that most of its components – initially identified in Drosophila – have functional homologs in the mammalian system.
Previous studies elucidated the GA signalling pathway and downstream factors.
A previous study [8] elucidates that the presence of zinc stearate in powder TPU adhesives limits their bonding performance.
In a previous study designed to elucidate the pathways of On resistance, a cDNA-AFLP approach was used to identify transcript-derived fragments (TDF) showing differential presence or intensity in resistant tomato NILs relative to susceptible Moneymaker (MM) after mock-inoculation or inoculation with powdery mildew On[ 17, 21].
A previous study was carried out to elucidate the gene expression profiles of PBZ-treated rice plants (Shimono et al. [2003]).
