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Gatesy et al. [27] had previously suggested overturning a parsimony-based optimization for some extinct taxa nested in this clade based on absence of osteological correlates for aquatic behavior, but we do not advocate that position here (also see [1], [2]).

However, the assertion that these aspects of behavior and cognition do not exist outside amniota is largely based on absence of evidence (and hence, inherently limited).

Here, we show that tolerance is generally intact in unmanipulated Ig transgenic BXSB, (NZBxNZW F1, and NZB mice, based on absence of serum transgenic anti-laminin autoantibodies and failure to recover spontaneous anti-laminin monoclonal antibodies.

Terrestrial rocks generally have a value of diffusivity around 10−11 m2/s and Lindstrom et al. [35] gave a limit of < 3 × 10−12 m2/s in the lunar soil core, based on absence of any signal from its top layer.

The control group, in total 10 cases, mean age 69.4±9.7 years, was defined based on absence of memory complaints or any other cognitive symptoms, and no signs of active neurological or psychiatric disease.

To ensure that changes in visual function post-transplantation were due to the presence of new graft-derived photoreceptor cells and not related to residual host cones, retinal degenerative recipient animals were analyzed pre-injection and chosen based on absence of detectable b-wave amplitude.

Viable and nonviable cells based on absence and presence of intracellular trypan blue dye, respectively.

Distinction from hypersensitivity pneumonitis and RBILD is based on the absence of lobular areas of decreased attenuation and absence of emphysema (Fig. 33).

The H. pylori free status of our C. jejuni positive patients was determined based on the absence of symptoms of indigestion, stomach pain and heartburn etc.

We predict an absence of peptide release during NGD based on the absence of a characteristic GGQ motif across the entire taxonomic distribution of Dom34p.

The first section presents the basic principles of valuation based on the absence of arbitrage, including a discussion of the determinants of the optimal capital structure based on the seminal results of Modigliani and Miller.