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The research-supported (Dweck 2006) items were not available for this study, and the research team chose the items that we felt best embodied the spirit of the construct under investigation because we felt it was too important an idea to exclude from the model on the basis of potentially questionable items.

The IDEG package was then used to identify differentially expressed miRNAs on the basis of potentially significant changes in expression.

To arrive at the figure of 189 known miRNAs identified by miRDeep, the DEGseq package [ 38] was used to identify differentially expressed miRNAs on the basis of potentially significant changes in relative miRNA abundance between broilers and layers.

Furthermore, this analysis also identified substantial colonization by Bifidobacterium species at remission, which were absent in the patient during disease, suggesting that these bacterial species may form the basis of potentially beneficial probiotic therapies that can supplement EEN therapy.

Although the age related findings in the present retrospective study could not be explained away on the basis of potentially confounding factors such as dosage, injection site, or days post injection at recording, these remain significant clinical variables that should be more systematically controlled in a future prospective replication.

Vast new deposits of minerals and gems are being discovered as Greenland's massive ice cap recedes, forming the basis of a potentially lucrative mining industry.

To examine the basis of the potentially stronger relationship between stem-like and post-vaccine gene expression, we divided samples further into weakly and more strongly stem-like subgroups.

The regulation of DPP-4 protein in the skin seems to indicate a functional basis of a potentially positive action of linagliptin in general wound-healing processes.

Therefore, the more balanced SERT and NET affinity of LY2878735 provide the basis for potentially improved therapeutic index if consistent and optimal levels of drug exposure can be achieved in vivo.

These findings may provide an important basis for potentially valuable applications in the clinical diagnosis of dental caries.

The integration of expression data from high-traffic genes may provide the basis for potentially accurate prognostic systems.