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The PCP-treated mice froze significantly less often than the controls in response to the contextual cues for each of the first 4 min of the test session (p<0.0006) while differences were also substantial for min 5 (p = 0.040) and 6 (p = 0.025).

Correlations were also substantial for spouse pairs who do not share genetic material under the assumption of random mating; these spouse correlations generally decreased with increasing distance.

Besides those control elderly cases, we believe that the cases without TDP-43 immunoreactive deposits are also substantial for analysis of pathomechanism of TDP-43 accumulation.

The proportions of YLDs over DALYs were also substantial for testicular cancer (79% in Norway) and Hodgkin lymphoma (55% in Norway).

Agreement was also substantial for nurses versus physicians for assigning World Health Organization Clinical Stage (weighted κ = 0.65), but moderate for clinical officers versus physicians (κ = 0.44).

The percentage of participants who responded "don't know" or "neither" was highest in the case of antipsychotics (53.9%), but it was also substantial for teas (30.3%) and vitamins (30.3%).

Dopamine is thought to have a prominent role in the pathology of this disease, but there is also substantial evidence for a role for glutamate in schizophrenia (Carlsson et al. 2004; Javitt 2007).

Of the five mechanisms considered, we find the largest role for expression, but also substantial roles for three others: high and low impact missense, and auxiliary splicing.

As for most diseases, there is also substantial evidence for genetic heterogeneity and probably allelic heterogeneity.

There was also substantial support for a pharmacy program offering clinicians support for clinical questions about herbs and dietary supplements (68%), a comprehensive back pain program (66%), an integrative headache management program (63%) and a cancer patient support program (62%).

There is also substantial evidence for the strong relationship between Cognitive Skills and labor market outcomes.