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MSCs have never been assessed in experimental acid aspiration acute lung injury [12]; moreover, the effects of MSCs on the fibrotic long-term evolution of acute lung injury [13] have not been described, and key molecular determinants of MSCs' effects are not fully understood.

Shh is a secretary protein and therefore Shh gene delivery has been assessed in experimental animal models of the infarcted heart [6].

To our knowledge, so far the role of PspA and PspC has not been assessed in experimental PM.

Vaccination efficacy has been assessed in experimental trials, leading to the definition of an optimum Mccp antigen concentration of 0.15 mg/dose, which yields a protective immune response [ 17].

Several agents have been assessed in experimental studies (Pennacchietti et al, 2003; Charafe-Jauffret et al, 2004), but preliminary results of the clinical studies suggest that anti-angiogenic therapy through a single agent is not highly effective in advanced tumours (Pennacchietti et al, 2003; Gasparini et al, 2005).

They were assessed in experimental plots after soil treatments at three time points of incubation.

With parametric regressors, the selective contribution of one stimulus feature can be assessed in experimental settings in which other stimulus features cannot be held constant without destroying their usual perceptual or semantic structure.

In the study of Mustonen et al., TWEAK and Fn14 expression were assessed in experimental models of cardiac remodeling, and the results showed that the mRNA and protein levels of Fn14 were significantly upregulated, whereas the TWEAK mRNA and protein levels remained almost unchanged [ 31].

Susceptibility to CSD has been assessed in several experimental animal models in vivo, such as after topical KCl application or cathodal stimulation.

The functional consequences of experimental SCI have been assessed in many ways.

Host members' attitudes and perceptions of immigrants' adjustment to the host society were assessed in two experimental studies (N = 251; N = 124).