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The iPad 2 talk is conceivably more straightforward.

This defect is conceivably more pronounced in mice over one year of age owing to both the natural aging processes and TGF-β1-induced accumulated defects in epithelial wall integrity.

Additionally, because the normalized SF-36v2 values reflect the entire country, where Lyme disease is not endemic in most parts, the lack of a signal implicating worse health in this New York based study is conceivably more meaningful.

A model that accurately represents the data when fit to a large number of data points is conceivably more substantiated than the one that fits when only compared to a small number of data points.

Pleural protein and LDH are both indicators of the degree of pleural inflammation [ 1] and there would be conceivably more activated lymphocytes and ADA production in the presence of greater pleural inflammation.

Our findings here differ from the recent report of the induction of c-MET overexpression by hypoxia (Pennacchietti et al, 2003), a cellular state that is conceivably more prominent within the tumour core than along the peripheral expanding tumour front juxtaposing the adjacent lung alveoli.

The function of body image in the relationship between obesity and psychological distress is conceivably more powerful among adolescent girls they may experience heightened distress resulting from perceptions of being overweight as unacceptable to a greater degree than boys which would explain gender differences found here.

Patient-derived iPSCs are conceivably genetically identical to the patient.

Duplicates were also conceivably more likely to have no address data, and therefore to be excluded from the matched cohort after address matching.

This approach is conceivably compatible with the more egalitarian approach to democracy.

Even if Netflix was only paying $100,000 per episode, Seinfeld could get about $5 million, and he is conceivably getting quite a bit more.