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The remaining three predictors were found to perform similarly, thus reproducing the ranking given by the MRRs and corroborating that these results are not biased by the similarity measure.

This could be explained by lingering inhibition from the first trial, suggesting an inadequate resting period between trials, and corroborating that the CPM inhibitory effect may last longer than 2 minutes, as other authors have previously suggested [ 5, 7, 10].

The variance of P s (i, j, k) for any given k (which can be interpreted as MMSE) is shown in Figure 9 and corroborates that for small-to-medium k, the i coordinate estimate is more reliable; this can be attributed to the specific sensor arrangements which favors better i-resolution (cf. Figure 4).

Igoe appeared nearby with Kimmel's sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez and corroborated that "it happened, but not exactly" how Kimmel recounted it.

These results suggest that pPS1 does not affect β-catenin·Tcf-4 transcriptional activity through its binding to plakoglobin or β-catenin and corroborate that the two PS1 forms act through different mechanisms.

These complementation results confirmed that the observed changes for atvoz1-1 atvoz2-1 were due to lack of AtVOZs and corroborated that these proteins overlap in function.

Taken together, we show that Mcl-1 appears to be critical for JAK2V617F mutant cell survival, and corroborate that cell death induced by JAK2 inhibition requires Bim activation.

In this case, we expect and corroborate that the dominant evolutionary force leading to paralog segregation through subfunctionalization is random genetic drift.

Thus the NHP and SF-36 are relatively equal in the validity and corroborate that the subscales probably reflect similar impacts of chronic lower limb ischaemia.

These results show that changes in the BORIS transcript levels are associated with those of MAGE-A1 and corroborate that BORIS is involved in the activation of MAGE-A1 gene expression.

Consistent with previously published data, we detected miR-1, miR-133 and miR-206 regulation and corroborated that primary human and murine skeletal muscle cells represent bona fide cell culture models for myogenic differentiation.