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Several CpG sites corresponded to the same gene promoter, and consequently a total of 94 genes were considered as differentially methylated.

200 morphologically normal sperm heads were acquired in each test, and consequently a total of 800 sperm were analyzed for each animal.

Due to excessive head movement during scanning, imaging data from 2 patients were excluded and consequently a total of 10 participants were included in this study.

This screening procedure was done before data collection, and consequently a total of forty-one schizophrenia patients and forty-three healthy controls were included in the final sample for the study.

Furthermore, none of the first six patients treated at dose level IV had dose-limiting side effects, as well, and consequently a total of 34 patients were recruited at this dose level receiving a total of 124 treatment cycles.

We confirmed that 6 mM AMPA produces a dramatic MN loss (~90%) in the ipsilateral ventral horn and consequently a total paralysis of the ipsilateral hindlimb 24 h after the experiment (Corona and Tapia, 2004, 2008).

Research on developing countries reveals a modest disemployment effect of minimum wages, and consequently a higher total wage bill (Freeman, 2010).

This lower percent density is composed of a smaller absolute dense area (by 4 cm) and a much larger nondense area, and, consequently, a much larger total breast area (difference in medians of over 50 cm).

Since everolimus inhibited tumour growth, there was of course a reduction in the total and viable area and consequently a reduction in the total cell number examined by IHC comparing everolimus-treated to vehicle-treated mice (Table  1, Figure  3), although these did not quite reach significance (p = 0.1).

Our findings indicate that people with dementia have more than double the rates of complications than people without dementia and, consequently, a disproportionately large amount of the total additional costs, even though their mean additional cost is actually slightly lower than that for people without dementia.

Consequently a total of 6,882 adults and 7,504 children were interviewed, with 1,727 children from the core sample and 5,777 from the boost.