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Second, the participants were not asked to answer the test items but instead indicated their perceptions using their first impression.

A scientist by education before Lyme took its toll, Ellie thinks that these weren't a part of an allergic response, but instead indicated a Jarisch–Herxheimer reaction – her body was being flooded with toxins from dying bacteria.

This finding suggests that the impairment to C. albicans colony formation on epithelial cells was not due to release of soluble inhibitory factors but instead indicated a process that was disruptive to primary C. albicans attachment or growth.

Analysis of the pressure sensor data of this patient failed to reveal the drop in pressure suspected by the surgeons, but instead indicated an inconspicuous course.

These comments did not tend to detail specific problematic questions but instead indicated a general sense of unease with the questionnaire as a whole.

The judgment does not allocate any of the outcrops or islands to rival countries but instead indicates which maritime features are capable under international law of generating territorial rights over surrounding seas.

We here address that the obtained results for time and space using high-frequency waveform data do not match the origin time of the event and the initial break point but instead indicate the timing of large high-frequency energy release and the released area.

Our findings contradict the notion of a linear progression from an 'immature' neonatal to a 'mature' adult pattern [14], but instead indicate the existence of qualitative and quantitative age-specific patterns in innate immune reactivity in response to TLR stimulation.

Our data contradict the notion of a linear progression from an 'immature' neonatal to a 'mature' adult pattern, but instead indicate the existence of qualitative and quantitative age-specific changes in innate immune reactivity in response to TLR stimulation.

Such poor scoring does not necessarily imply unreliable branching, but instead indicates that not all members may be assigned to a particular group with high confidence.

Moreover, the recent large-scale, multicenter trials (REDOXS and MetaPlus) show no benefits, but instead indicate signals of increased harm with respect to long-term mortality.