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Oxidative phosphorylation was affected consistently by the exposure to AgNP, Ag Bulk, and Ag+ at both time points analyzed.

We note, however, that all of our data indicate that in AD, both aspects MAM function and interorganellar distance are affected, but whether both aspects must be affected consistently in order to cause disease remains to be determined.

Taking into account that there are very few individual genes that were affected consistently between short-, medium- and long-term experiments, we analysed the transcriptome status as a whole.

In the less productive, dry meadow, biomass allocation of resident plants was not affected consistently as light limitation after cessation of mowing in species-rich unproductive meadows does not play an important role (Eek and Zobel 2001; Bartušková et al. 2015).

Bouton organization of the primary synaptic terminal was also affected consistently in both ATP6AP2 knockdown conditions, with boutons not being properly separated and spaced but fused, with some fused to the degree that individual boutons were no longer quantifiable (Fig. 6D).

The fetal end points analyzed (testicular testosterone levels, abnormal LC aggregation, occurrence of MNGs) were most sensitive to disruption by DBP, as all were significantly affected at a dose of 100 mg/kg/day DBP, with a trend toward effects occurring at 20 mg/kg/day DBP; adult end points were affected consistently only by 500 mg/kg/day DBP.

Removing age from fixed effects did not affect consistently the estimation of the additive genetic variance in our models (Supporting information, Table S5).

NA has also been related to oral health-related quality of life, with higher negative affect consistently associated with worse scores on oral health-related quality of life measures [ 5].

The unprotected part of the beach, where ocean currents are not affected, has consistently received high marks from Heal the Bay.

Affected dogs consistently had short outer digits, reminiscent of the outer phalanx that is characteristic of children with Down syndrome.

The regions that were affected first consistently maintained their lead over the regions that became affected later, i.e. the anterior neocortex and the subiculum always showed the highest plaque densities.