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This was thought to be supported by the tradition that David was a musician, a poet, and an organizer of the liturgical cult and also by the attribution of 73 psalms to David in the superscriptions found in the Hebrew Bible.

Greater likelihood of detecting and quantifying the compounds with low concentration suggest that the unknown PGE concentrations would be very low or absent, supporting the attribution of 1.11 µg/m3 as a conservative estimate.

Molecular classifications did not accompany the TMA; thus, attribution of QSOX1 expression to luminal B subtypes can only be implied.

However, since the class I DYRKs (DYRK1A and DYRK1B) can also act as priming kinases for GSK3β, attribution of DYRK1A as a T286 kinase requires careful mapping of phosphorylation in vitro and in vivo.

This finding is consistent with the previous attribution of 7-oxysterol metabolism solely to the action of 11β-HSD1 in hamster [40], rat [9,10], guinea pig [9,41] and human [39].

The attribution of 1+ to 4+ was obtained comparing the results with a photographic standard built with serum: nonreactive (0), low (1+), medium (2+), strong (3+), and very strong (4+).

Phylogenetic analysis (Additional file 1) of strain Z5 and other species in the Aspergillus section Fumigati was based on the β-tubulin, calmodulin and ITS1 and 2 (rRNA) sequences [ 27], confirming the attribution of Z5 to A. fumigatus.

In addition, the analysis of mRNA levels does not allow for the attribution of FOXP3 expression to specific cell types present in the tumour and may be influenced, for example, by tumour cells expressing FOXP3 mRNA (Hinz et al, 2007).

This correction is required because in most cases, the limited number of samples restricts the number of distinct permutations performed, thus leading to the incorrect attribution of 0 values to the estimation of certain p-values.

The lifetime numbers of other femur, clinical verterbral, humerus and pelvis fractures for a woman with average osteoporosis risk are expected at 0.033, 0.206, 0.147 and 0.105 respectively, which corresponds to an osteoporosis risk attribution of around 52.1%, 39.2%, 43.5% and 47.5% for these fracture types.

This is consistent with studies reporting involvement of these regions in both reward [26], [71] [75] and attribution of personal relevance [14], [15] or self-relatedness ([6], [8], [9], [16], [49].

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