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It is ironic that academia is often criticized for being inefficient or impractical when our finding was that, by embracing scholarly dialog existing tools neglect or resist, we achieved a more efficient, albeit robust, result.

Our study, using confocal imaging techniques, reveals a slow albeit robust Na+ influx in response to P-CTX-1B P-CTX-1B P-CTX-1Buiring the synergistic alonen of another activator.

Our results, albeit robust, could reflect the situation adopted in this protocol of a single centre and healthcare system.

In an era of media-trained pop stars, Allen was as refreshingly unvarnished as her contemporary Amy Winehouse, albeit more robust.

APC2 knockdown also had a similar, albeit less robust, effect.

A reproducible, albeit less robust increase in ROS production was also demonstrated in p53+/+ HCT116 line upon LAMTORT1 depletion (Supplementary Figure S2C).

A normal phenotype for EBOECs and GBOECs was further confirmed by the formation of angiogenesis-like vessel networks (albeit less robust for EBOECs than GBOECs) and uptake of acetylated-LDL.

However, despite these limitations, in the absence of randomised trial evidence to guide the treatment of small HER2+ cancers there may be some, albeit less robust, evidence to be gained from a review of practice like this.

In general, the BLAST sequence alignment algorithm [ 13] is commonly used for identifying interspecies orthologues due to being computationally inexpensive, albeit less robust than algorithms such as Smith-Waterman [ 14].

Birds, on the other hand, display contradictory patterns: negative correlation between d N/d S and body mass, but positive correlation between Kr/Kc and body mass (albeit not robust to controlling for other traits and d S).

We then used the same dexamethasone cutoff to stratify control patients in the BPC chemotherapy cohort and observed a similar, albeit less robust, dichotomisation, with a respective median OS of 6.0 months (95% CI: 3.5 8.3) (n=54) vs 8.9 months (95% CI: 7.2 16.1) (n=63) (χ=10.0, P=0.0015; Figure 1B) for those receiving >4.1 vs ⩽4.1 mg per day of dexamethasone, respectively.