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"We believe government policy will become more proactive, and further supportive policies will be rolled out in September," Zhiwei Zhang, China economist at Nomura in Hong Kong, said in a research note.

Thus, the late protein expression profiles in ACV suggested that the productive cycle was inhibited by acyclovir and further supportive our conclusions that the bursts of replication and virion particle production during the early stages of infection is likely to be crucial for establishment of latency and transformation of the infected primary B-cells.

Nevertheless, the results from the invalid cue condition were consistent with the 'delayed disengagement' hypothesis, and further supportive evidence for this has been reported in other studies (e.g., Amir, Elias, Klumpp, & Przeworski, 2003; Fox et al., 2001; Fox, Russo, & Dutton, 2002; Koster, Crombez, Verschuere, & de Houwer, 2004; Yiend & Mathews, 2001).

Family history of ADHD should therefore raise the index of suspicion and provides further supportive evidence when evaluating individuals for ADHD.

The observation that neuronal density in layer IV of the cortical regions of interest partially replicated our pattern of positive intra-tract and absent inter-tract correlations (Supplementary Figs. 7 and 8) was further supportive of some trans-synaptic effect, given that layer IV is traditionally considered a major input for thalamo-cortical afferents from thalamic relay nuclei (Jones, 1998).

Improvements in the remaining SF-36 scores and the ASQOL provided further supportive evidence for more general and broad improvement in quality of life following therapy with adalimumab in patients with AS.

30 In addition, a number of through-space interactions between the two interlocked macrocyclic components of the catenane were observed by 2D H NMR ROESY spectroscopy in CD2Cl2 and [D6]DMSO, which provided further supportive evidence for the interlocked nature and proposed solution conformation of the [2]catenane (see the Supporting Information, Figures S20 and S24).

The metastatic survival of patients with disseminated NPC treated with chemotherapy is highly variable and our findings provide further supportive evidence for that.

Our finding that Pfn1 overexpression suppresses orthotopic tumorigenicity of MDA-MB-231 cells reproduces previous results reported for another breast cancer cell line in subcutaneous xenograft models (Janke et al, 2000; Wittenmayer et al, 2004), and thus provides a further supportive evidence for the tumour-suppressive property of Pfn1 in breast cancer.

Further, supportive friends and family members provided a sense of context and greater certainty in belonging to a community.

The link between treatment discontinuation and symptom persistence especially in patients receiving repeated TB treatment over multiple illness episodes is important because it illustrates a subgroup of patients who may benefit from further supportive interventions and who are important candidates for further TB and MDR TB control efforts.