This behavior was already documented for iron in acid solutions [30, 31, 32, 33].
This was already documented for genes coding proline racemase, for example (Fitzpatrick et al. 2008).
However, considerable variability in pathological phenotype was already documented for several pathogenic LRRK2 mutations (Rajput et al. 2006; Zimprich et al. 2004).
This notion has been already documented in human cancer pathogenesis.
The importance of L545 for estrone-3-sulfate uptake was already documented previously, and more recent findings extended this for the OATP1B3 specific substrate cholecystokinin 8.
The benefits of PrEP in the infectious disease field have been already well documented for the prevention of malaria and mother-to-child transmission in the case of HIV [5], [6], [7].
When to use it, to avoid the loss of cognitive function, and when to treat, is already extensively documented for circadians and may also apply to infradians, for instance, since negative affect is primarily circaseptan periodic, while positive affect is dominantly circadian (Cornélissen et al 2005), as shown herein for mental functioning by the proxy of time estimation.
The approach is essentially comparative: these changes are already well documented for other text types so studying them in the Early French Press corpus letsus explore whether the changes took place in this text type at the same time; at the same rate; and whether they followed the same evolutionary stages.
In support to our inferences, it is noteworthy that nonorthologous gene displacement has already been documented for recombination functions, as exemplified by the substitution of ruvC by recU or recBCD by addAB (Ayora et al. 2004; Rocha et al. 2005; Cromie 2009).
Together, these data support the notion that the clathrin-dependent uptake pathway is prominently and preferentially involved in the internalization of the branched peptides, as has already been documented for linear RXR4-PMO (11), Pip peptide−PNA conjugates (16), and Tat peptide (15), but with some caveolae dependence also.
