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Our results suggest that the acquisition of functional antibodies differs from that which has been predicted from studies of acquired immunity using standard immunoassays.

The finding of recognition memory enhancement in the positive mood/high arousal condition might be predicted from studies showing that positive affect is associated with improved cognitive abilities including creative problem solving [10], spatial processing [11], [12] associative memory [9] and broadening of attention in health and disease [9], [13].

In conclusion, the antimicrobial PD in humans may be predicted from studies with animal models.

Ms. Timme-Laragy's research uses a zebrafish embryo model to understand how certain combinations of PAH (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon) greatly increase toxicity over what is predicted from studies of single PAH.

Not only did our analyses link the gypsy-derived envelope proteins together with a high level of significance as would be predicted from studies of other gypsy genes [ 18], but it also linked two of the major categories of the gypsy sequences to the baculovirus ld130 group with similar levels of significance.

Improved assessment of the amount absorbed across the skin in a field worker exposure study [ 41]was made possible by inclusion of a broader range of metabolites, illustrating that route-specific metabolism of cypermethrin, which may not have been predicted from animal studies, could be established from a human volunteer study.

Among the taxa identified by PCR, but not culture, were phylotypes that would not have been predicted from prior studies.

The effect of the nonsteroidal, anti-inflammatory compound diclofenac on vulture populations (Oaks et al. 2004) is one example of an end point that would not have been predicted from standard studies.

Our Gsk3 deletion results are not in line with what might have been predicted from prior studies that have correlated ser9/21 phosphorylation with relief of negative GSK-3 phosphorylation and negative regulation of cytoskeletal-associated proteins.

Since the n is low and the effects are relatively modest, we moved the overexpression image to Figure 2 figure supplement 1 and emphasize the point that overexpression of Gsk3 does not delay migration (based on n = 3 animals) as would have been predicted from prior studies.

Through intensification of therapy, predominantly with metformin, sulfonylureas, and insulin, the HbA1c increase over 5 years in this large cohort of 4,900 patients with type 2 diabetes was limited to 0.22%, less than would have been predicted from other studies (5, 8).