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Similarly, the cleavage of ring H by losing one C3H6O2 fragment from 1e generated ion 1f at m/z 431, and the most abundant ion at m/z 363 (1g) could be explained by subsequent loss of a C4H4O molecule by an RDA-like process [21].

Note also that albeit we used a rapid event-related design the occurrence of a second peak during intensity ratings only cannot be explained by subsequent trials as interstimulus intervals and stimulus order were randomized and counterbalanced.

In general, the magnitude of association was lower in females than in males, a finding that needs to be explained by subsequent research.

The latter observation may be explained by subsequent use of CT to investigate persistent symptoms in patients randomized to colonoscopy or barium enema, although this remains unproven.

This observed difference is unlikely to be explained by subsequent increases in national prevalence through 2004; annual monitoring of self-reported diabetes among New York City residents showed a 17% increase between 2002 and 2004, whereas comparable national diabetes rates did not increase significantly (14).

This model provides estimates of the variance at each level (within and between schools) and is the reference point to determine how much variance is explained by subsequent models.

The observation that 363 MCP elicited lower titers of antibodies binding to native gp120 than 419 MCP or 426 MCP (Tables 1 and 2) was explained by subsequent experiments demonstrating that most of the antibodies induced by 363 MCP were directed against epitopes accessible in RCM gp120 in which S-S bonds are disrupted (Table 2).

The expected anticonvulsive effect can best be explained by its subsequent modulation of the deep cerebellar nuclei.

Berberine has been reported to be a DNA ligand and some of the effects it has on bacterial cells, particularly cell elongation could be explained by DNA binding/damage and subsequent induction of the bacterial SOS response.

This absence of synteny could be explained by duplication events and subsequent gene losses or by the translocation of the focal genes.

Our statistical test showed that pattern (iv) cannot be explained by tandem duplication and subsequent chromosomal rearrangements alone (supplementary table S4, Supplementary Material online; see also Results).