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The lack of increase in TAR in the presence of increased oxidative components, and the strict correlation of ALT levels with total peroxide level and OSI are suggestive for the role of oxidative stress in the pathogenesis of CHB infection.

The strong physical clustering between efp and yjeA/ yjeK and the strict correlation between the presence of yjeA and yjeK and the presence of Lys34 in EF-P led us to propose that the corresponding gene products might be involved in post-translational modification of EF-P.

SSITKA experiments gave additional evidences on the formate decomposition as the rate determining step (RDS) of the reaction and proved the strict correlation between formate decomposition and CO2 yield, at different temperatures, further validating the kinetic model and differentiating the activation energy of the RDS from the apparent activation energy of the process as a whole.

The strict correlation between Tsh and BX-C protein levels and distribution in the pupal abdomen suggest that here, as in the embryo, tsh may be a target of these Hox proteins.

The higher the metabolic rate of an organism, the greater the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and hence the shorter the life span; however, in some species the strict correlation between metabolic rate and life span is not maintained.

Because of the strict correlation between prognosis and locoregional treatment, the present lack of significance was expected.

Although some data are expected, this study is the first to demonstrate on a sufficiently large scale the strict correlation between NH4 levels and portosystemic collateral channels that carry blood away from the portal venous system to the general circulation.

This is key for planning the optimal treatment approach, given the strict correlation between PCa features and the risk of LN invasion (Heidenreich et al, 2002; Briganti et al, 2007; Abdollah et al, 2010).

We would argue that the strict correlation of fluorescence response and ability to transport, even in quantitative terms, supports the fact that we see activity, but since the two are expected to be coupled, we have here not separated them.

Taken together, all these results allow us to underline the strict correlation between vitamin D and glucose metabolisms, even if further studies based on larger population are needed to get crystal clear evidence about the topic.

They are also called "antigenically deficient" (AD) strains, in contrast to the more common antigenically competent (AC) strains; the term "AD" is derived from the strict correlation between loss of HA and immunoprecipitating activities [21].