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It should be further underscored that reported cases of severe infection by the H1N1 virus accompanied by pneumonia and increased mortality were between 15 and 44 years old [8], [9] i.e. within the age range of patients enrolled in the present study.

The importance of the TLR pathways in this disease is further underscored by the observations that gene variants of the TNFα-induced protein 3 is associated with increased risk for lupus [ 41, 42].

The importance of DegS/U was further underscored in two microarray experiments that independently demonstrated a total of 135 transcriptional units regulated either directly or indirectly by this two-component system [10], [11].

This is further underscored by the fact that this procedure offers a level of confidence for identification of LN metastases equivalent to that of conventional radioactive marking.

"That point is further underscored by the decision in 1900 to open a separate Workingmen's Library for the city's laboring classes.

And that perception is further underscored in the U.S. where the "American Rule," in contrast to the "Loser Pays Rule," provides no governor on the suit's initiation and prosecution.

The substantive economic irrelevance of today's proceedings is further underscored by the fact that the government's public expenditure plans, which under Margaret Thatcher's chancellors became the raison d'être of the autumn statement, have all been signed and sealed long ago.

The specificity of this pattern is further underscored by the fact that both increased and decreased peaks of acetylation and DNA methylation are observed throughout the region.

This concept was further underscored by the findings that spindles assembled in Xenopus egg extracts are extensively decorated by ribosomes [26].

The close relationship between intestinal damage and inflammation was further underscored by the fact that NMA resulted in only a modest inflammatory response with a completely different time course, and the virtual absence of severe intestinal damage.

Taken together, these two latter findings have challenged the concept that Wnt signalling in osteoblasts is a key pathway for the regulation of bone formation, which was further underscored by the finding that the osteopenia of rs/rs mice, carrying a hypomorphic mutation of the Wnt co-receptor Lrp6, is caused by increased bone resorption [50].