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We did not repeat this analysis in the delayed-use model because the model required a restricted subset of the study population; a model further restricted to fire-fighters would have poor statistical power to assess associations.

We report on an iconic interface that implements a restricted subset of SQL commands for querying a database.

In this paper, we consider the situation in which PMUs may only be placed within a restricted subset of V.

By using a projection of the full set of mass conservation species balance equations into a restricted subset of the composition space, unsteady multidimensional flamelet governing equations are derived from first principles, under given hypotheses.

Surprisingly, we found that RBP-J is critically involved in M2 polarization and function in vivo and in vitro, and regulates a restricted subset of key M2 effector molecules such as Arg1.

Moreover, we and others have shown that Notch-RBP-J is required for induction of a restricted subset of inflammatory M1 genes that includes Il12b (encodes p40 subunit shared by IL-12 and IL-23) and Nos2 (encodes iNOS).

In addition to widespread expression throughout the brain, A0023-Gal4 appears to also label a more restricted subset of cells in the α and β lobes of the mushroom bodies compared to D0264-Gal4 (Figure 4E).

In practice ferret studies are done on a pretty restricted subset of isolates thought to be high-risk for other reasons, including epidemiological data and virologic findings.

An alternative possibility would be that clinical isolates of A. baumannii do not fully represent the diversity of the species, and instead constitute a restricted subset that acquired the ability to colonize and infect humans.

To address this problem, we consider ensembles of embryos, both over the whole dataset and over a restricted subset with low embryo-to-embryo variation.

With air pollution estimates for the entire state, the analyses were performed at the population level rather than in a non-randomly restricted subset of the population based on proximity to environmental hazards or monitoring stations.