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However, South Africa's second-innings total in a 1906 Johannesburg Test has been retrospectively changed by one run - an alteration supported by a surviving scorebook - which would make Dean Jones's single off the ball before the crucial run.

These biochemical functional alterations were supported by the macroscopic enzyme mapping assay of ischemic myocardium.

Several of these alterations are supported by previous studies of T. cruzi metabolic requirements or effects on the host.

The notion that the molecular mechanism of metformin is independent of transcriptional alterations is supported by gene expression studies.

This first link between frequent subconcussive brain trauma and WM alterations was supported by a study on ice hockey players who showed increased diffusivity measures over the course of one play season [ 31].

Pathways involving immunologic alterations are supported by our previous finding that PM2.5 exposures during the 14 days before delivery were associated with reduced T-lymphocyte percentages and elevated B-lymphocyte percentages (Hertz-Picciotto et al. 2005).

Progressive alteration is supported by the crater photo (Fig. 14) and direct observation of lava particles in ash (Subsection 5.1.2 and Fig. 8).

The biological significance of this genetic alteration was supported by inhibition of cell growth in the osteosarcoma cell line, G292, harboring the FGFR1 amplification, by the FGFR inhibitor, NVP-BGJ398, and was reinforced by cell growth suppression following silencing of FGFR1 using shRNAs 13.

Such alterations, although typically supported by technical design reports, sometimes require amendments or modification.

Metabolic alterations were also supported by the regulation of key genes from major carbohydrate pathways (Fig. 8).

The liver alteration is also supported by toxfunction prediction performed within the IPA analysis.