Modern data show a significant relationship between decreased moisture availability and increased pollen grain size and are consistent with a previous study, providing confidence for using changes in pollen grain size as an indicator of moisture.
Results from a previous study provided information about the evolution of A. marginale strains using MSP1a repeats sequences [4], corroborated its genetic heterogeneity at a global scale and suggested a tick-pathogen co-evolution.
We have in a previous study provided evidence that a subset of NK cells expressing Ly49 receptors, Ly49s3+ NK cells, may be important for the early control of L. monocytogenes infection.
In line with this notion, a previous study provided evidence that mitochondrial function contributes to ROS production in eIF2αP-deficient pancreatic β cells [ 4].
The latter feature was consistent with a previous study, providing direct evidence of the function of cspA in the cell wall.
A previous study provided evidence that the number of SD repeats in ClfA plays an important role in modulating the proper display of domain A, thereby allowing subsequent binding of ClfA to fibrinogen (Hartford et al. 1997).
44 Moreover, a previous study provided evidence that AOX1 could be involved in adipogenesis 29 due to the fact that AOX1 catalyzes the oxidation of vitamin A aldehyde to retinoic acid which influences adipocyte differentiation.
Interestingly, a previous study provided examples of two real data applications where the number of hops or steps between disease causal genes (m) were set to two and reported that m = 2 was preferable over m = 1 [ 40].
A previous study provided evidence that the deficient blood perfusion in damaged brain regions may be one of the main causes of the progressive cognitive deficit in AD patients [ 33].
Whereas a previous study provided insight into the efficacy of the intervention on PA one year after the intervention started [ 16], for the current study modelling analyses were performed to provide insight into the intervention's health effects, which often become more visible when follow-up time increases, mostly beyond the trial period.
