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It cannot be ascertain whether alterations in expression levels of proteins described above are directly affecting muscle contraction, even if MYBP-C2 (myofibril - GO 0030016), which is a protein belonging to contractile apparatus, was found to be up-regulated in AQP4−/− mice.

However, it could not be ascertained whether the Iraqis had actually received any of the planes.

It is not known and cannot be ascertained whether or not "God" secures a religiously adequate referent.

As past field experiments did not include people from MENA countries, it could not be ascertained whether the level of discrimination against them had changed over time.

Therefore, it can mostly not be ascertained whether banks change their lending because capital requirements increase or because of other economic factors affecting the demand for credit.

But before the process is put to large-scale use, it must be ascertained whether salvinia vermicompost is as much, or at least nearly as much, soil friendly and plant friendly as manure-based vermicompost is known to be.

Presently, the oldest commonly agreed upon fossil microorganisms (it cannot be ascertained whether these organisms were archaebacteria, bacteria, or perhaps members of another no-longer-existent line of organism) are dated back to approximately 3.45 billion years ago (Schopf 1993).

To date, it is yet to be ascertained whether ICH in CADASIL occurred as a disease process associated with genetic mutation or as a result of hypertension and CMBs or whether it was due to the administration of specific antithrombotics.

Since many of the same weight estimation systems are used in populations with very different prevalences of underweight and obese children, it needs to be ascertained whether this impacts on the accuracy outcomes of these systems.

A spokesman for the Lancashire force said they "believe there was an investigation in the late 1960s, but as no records are now held, it cannot be ascertained whether a file was passed to the Director of Public Prosecutions".

The latter condition was determined because Dr. Lamont didn't consider it wise to admit children new to medication in the trial, as it then could not be ascertained whether improvement was the result of their conventional or homeopathic medicine.