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Nitrogen sorption measurements still revealed mesoporosity for the host/guest compounds accompanied by a reduction of the surface area and pore radius, both indications of a decoration/coating of the inner surface of the silica walls.

Mr. Hardy said the American military's use of Subic and the rotational presence model used in the southern Philippines were both indications of what an American presence in the Philippines might look like.

Both indications of abnormality can be detected based on the intensity of the image signals captured on steady state free precession (SSFP MRII scans.

The low correlation values (<0.55) and the absence of clashes were both indications of the correct orientation of the D1 computer models into the 3D pilus density in respect to the RrgBD2 D4 crystal fragment orientation (Figure S3B).

At no time examined after reperfusion did these cellular structures display increased Aqp4 immunoreactivity, although penumbral astrocytes after 48 hours of reperfusion were hypertrophied and exhibited increased GFAP immunoreactivity, both indications of a reactive phenotype (Fig.  6b, c).

These are both indications of an original painting.

From the very beginning this effort has both provided indications of the extent to which the predictions of the theory are approximate guides to individual choice behavior (e.g. Mosteller and Nogee, 1951), and identified particular situations in which a significant proportion of subjects consistently violate the predictions of the theory (e.g. Allais, 1953).

Legal impact Both the indications of use for all the surgical procedures, categories of patients, and presence of authorization of use at national, European and International levels were evaluated using a 7-item Likert scale.

However, in both indications, large quantities of recombinant proteins are needed to induce new bone formation.

Most of these univariately selected markers were predictive of both indications across sampling variation, supporting a correlation between disease aggressiveness and lethal outcome.

Our findings could be interpreted both as further indications of the earlier maturation previously reported in children of small birth size and as a potentially lifelong influence of developmental plasticity on adrenal androgen production.