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The scientists did date Paisley faeces as far back as 14,500 years ago, but no stone tools were found alongside those specimens, and so no really firm conclusions can be drawn about whether Western Stemmed points predated Clovis.
At this QTL region, the Teqing allele was associated with an increase in the SPP and a decrease in the TGW, and no conclusion could be drawn about whether one pleiotropic QTL or two linked QTLs were located within the interval.
Much more work needs to be done by other groups looking for this particle before any major conclusions can be drawn about whether this force exists, and what role it has in explaining such mysterious phenomena as dark matter, he said.
Therefore, no definite conclusions can be drawn about whether there is a correlation between CTNNB1 mutation and nuclear staining.
This limits the conclusions that can be drawn about whether such outcomes can be translated to community settings under different conditions of service delivery.
In addition, statistical significance does not enable conclusions to be drawn about whether or not a change in symptoms is clinically relevant [ 14].
They said no conclusions had been drawn about whether drugs had played a role in the killings.
Though Brca1 clearly participates in cellular responses to ionizing radiation (IR), conflicting conclusions have been drawn about whether Brca1 plays a direct role in cell cycle checkpoints.
We show that different conclusions may be drawn about the same policy options depending on whether benefits and interdependencies are estimated in terms of health and welfare impacts versus changes in NOX emissions inventories as is the typical practice.
Consequently, it is unclear to me whether conclusions could be drawn about the consequences of genetic diversity per se, as opposed to the identity effects of this individual genotype.
