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After two doses of H5 VLP vaccine, only one subject with a history of allergies (1/12) and four subjects without a history of allergies (4/24) had small but detectable increases in serum IgG specific for plant glycans.

As assays have become more sensitive, however, debate exists regarding the significance of small but detectable increases in troponin.

Pre-treatment of cells expressing either variant with micromolar concentrations of PP2 or Zn2+ elicited modest, but detectable increases in signal following addition of agonist, reproducibly elevating the signal in average up to 10% (A366D) or 4% (E477K) of the ionophore (A23187 -induced mA23187 -induced2+ signal with maximume doses of AITC (10 or 20 μM).

TiO2 caused a minor, but detectable, increase in pro-inflammatory interleukin 8 (IL-8) release as detected by ELISA.

A small but detectable increase in the secretion of Aβ42 was also noted (Fig. 3B).

In the absence of exogenous stimulation there was no detectable activation of Stat3 or Stat5 over the disease course, though there was low but detectable increase in staining for pStat1 and pStat6 that was larger in B cells than in T cells (Fig. 1C, 2B, C, D and Fig. S2).

There was a less pronounced but detectable increase in tyrosine phosphorylation of the ZAP-70 substrate linker of activated T cells (Fig. 6A).

Mec1-HAp association with the VI-R telomere in yku70Δ cells showed a modest but detectable increase in Mec1-HAp association as cells entered late S-phase, with a subsequent reduction as the cells entered G2/M (Fig.  6a c).

On the other hand, in preliminary experiments (not shown) we have observed by Western blotting a small but detectable increase in POMC immunoreactivity in hypothalamic extracts from βLKB1KO mice vs. wild-type controls, suggesting possible posttranslational modifications through which LKB1 may control the levels of this peptide in feeding centers.

The "rare variant hypothesis" 5– 7 proposes that a significant proportion of the inherited susceptibility to relatively common human chronic diseases may be due to the cumulative effects of a series of low frequency dominantly and independently acting variants at different genes, each conferring a moderate, but detectable, increase in relative risk.

Functional imaging demonstrates that DPM activation evokes robust increases in chloride in MB neurons, but is unable to cause detectable increases in calcium or cAMP.