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Chang-Tai Hsieh, Erik Hurst, Charles Jones and Peter Klenow argue that as much as 20 percent of the growth in productivity in the United States over the past 50 years can be attributed to expanded opportunities for women and blacks.
We found that phosphorylated p38MAPK was primarily localized to the cytoplasm and nucleus of Purkinje neurons (Figure 6D), showing that the increase in the levels of activated p38MAPK (as detected by Western analysis) could be attributed to expanded polyglutamine expression in those cells.
Half of the reductions have been attributed to expanded use of effective screening tests (Edwards et al, 2010).
Despite a decrease in new HIV diagnoses overall in British Columbia, attributed to expanded coverage of HAART, this benefit has not extended to MSM [22,23].
We evaluated the degree to which variation across cities in the temporal trends in heat-related mortality risk could be explained by increases in central AC prevalence, finding that declining risks from 1987 to 2005 could not be solely attributed to expanded AC prevalence during that period.
It shows that some 69%% (=100 * 6.6/9.6) of the growth in total employment in graduate occupations can be attributed to expanding employment in the core graduate jobs, with the remaining 31%% due to the increasing number of graduate occupations over time.
The association between X4 virus and acceleration of HIV-1 disease progression has been attributed to the expanded spectrum of CXCR4+ precursor cells susceptible to infection by X4 strains.
The majority of providers from all three networks said that their client volumes for family planning services had increased since joining the franchise, which most attributed to the expanded services that they were able to offer after being trained.
Therefore, the higher range of role stress among faculty in clinical departments may be attributed to their expanded role of community services in the integrated universities of medical sciences and health services in Iran.
These data indicate that the increased thickness of the human GBM can be attributed to an expanded collagen α3α4α5(IV) network that is significantly wider than that in the mouse GBM together with an additional layer of LM-521.
Reports of positive or variable correlations between traits where classic theory would predict strong negative correlations [ 10],[ 11] have been attributed to the expanded resource budgets typical under laboratory conditions; experimentally limiting resources, it has been suggested, might therefore illuminate true tradeoffs by forcing resource reallocation [ 11],[ 12].
