In two areas where harvest levels have been increased based on increased sightings, science-based studies have indicated declining populations, and a third area is considered data-deficient.
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Several proteomic-based studies have indicated that a number of proteins and peptides can be considered SS biomarkers, being 2 3-fold up- or down-regulated compared to normal subject or having an exclusive presence in the saliva or tears of SS patients.
Many field-based studies have indicated that the assumption of HFSE immobility in fluids is not always valid at subduction-zone metamorphic conditions.
Computer-based studies have indicated a role for constitutive adult neurogenesis in mnesic function, providing a theoretical background for future experimental approaches.
However, cell-based studies have indicated that an APOBEC3 protein from a mammal to which the virus has not yet adapted may provide an effective strategy for thwarting species-specific viral counter-defenses.
Registry-based studies have indicated a level asthma prevalence during the 1990s also in Mexico, Canada and the US.[24] [26] In an Italian repeated survey study the prevalence of asthma attacks, wheeze and "asthma-related symptoms" was unchanged during the 1990s, breaking a previous upward trend.[11], [27] Regrettably, the Italian study did not include trends in risk factors.
Several hospital-based studies have indicated that blood cultures are typically positive in less than 10% of bacterial pneumonias, soft tissue infections, and urinary tract infections and as a result their performance may not be cost effective [ 1- 13].
Previous population-based studies have indicated that failure to consult or delay (> 3 months) in seeking medical advice for rectal bleeding is due to an underestimation of symptom seriousness [ 6, 43].
Other community-based studies have indicated that for persons aged over 40 years, approximately one-third either fail to seek, or delay (> 3 months) seeking medical advice for rectal bleeding [ 6, 43].
Several population-based studies have indicated that ovarian cancer is the most commonly associated malignancy in female DM patients, with SIRs ranging from 8.2 to 32 [ 1, 2, 29, 30], whereas the correlation between ovarian cancer and PM is low.
