A previous study investigating the sibility of discrimination in patterns of sentencing was carried out by Roger Hood in the West Midlands in 1992.
This observation is consistent with a previous study investigating active range of motion.
These findings suggest an association between migraine and alexithymia and are consistent with those obtained in a previous study investigating the relationship between alexithymia and TTH [16].
The questionnaires were adapted from a previous study investigating perceptual experiences during the traditional rubber hand illusion [22].
A previous study investigating the relationship between unstable angina and the BDNF Val66Met polymorphism similarly identified a protective effect of the Met/Met genotype [16].
A previous study investigating the interaction between NOXO1 and NOXA1 showed that both proteins could be co-immunopricipitated from COS cells [34], which led to the suggestion that they interacted in a manner similar to p47phox and p67phox.
Switchgrass can be effectively degraded by microorganisms as shown in a previous study investigating deconstruction of the leaf blade, leaf sheath and stem of this species by cow rumen communities [22].
A previous study, investigating the genetic diversity and the associated population structure using AFLP markers on VGII isolates from the NT and the Sydney area, revealed a genetic differentiation between both defined populations [25].
Furthermore, in a previous study investigating another population of historical Finns [24], we demonstrated significant additive genetic variation for many maternal key life-history traits, including fecundity, lifetime reproductive success, age at last reproduction and longevity, whereas age at first reproduction was mainly affected by family effects.
In a previous study investigating the genetic structure of peregrine falcon sampling locations across Canada, Brown et al. [35] documented no differentiation based on FST and Structure analyses between F. p. tundrius and anatum using samples collected prior to their population decline in the 1950s.
A previous study investigating behavioural and physiological correlates of obesity in captive rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta) using 12 hour urine collections for UCP measurement found that obese animals had significantly higher UCPs than non-obese ones, and that urinary and serum C-peptide levels were correlated [38].
