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Thus, with the corrected data, we get a clear negative estimate for the actual data and no effect for the placebo sample – exactly what should happen if the negative estimated employment effect is not driven by a spurious correlation of minimum wage increases and negative shocks that are common across the border, but instead represents a real effect of the minimum wage.

Finally, despite the 2000-fold risk observed, this elevated risk cannot be explained easily, but instead represents a complex interplay with the increased dosage of ch21.

However, the latter is not a reversal of phenotype, but instead represents a novel condition brought about by specific amino acid substitutions.

An additional caveat of this scenario is that wSrichteriA is not a novel, independently acquired Wolbachia infection but instead represents a derived variant of wSinvictaA (see Figure 1).

According to this hypothesis, a lower blood pressure would not be a marker of HF severity but instead represents a DM complication.

This marker is distinct from conventional stem cell labels (Deng and Lin, 1997) since it is not constitutively expressed but, instead, represents a functional output that is conditional upon a perturbation.

"It does not reflect an independently credible assessment of the situation, but instead represents an attempt to insulate the company's leadership and the board of directors from criticism".

However, phylogenetic analysis of the HdP2X protein alongside vertebrate and other P2X sequences suggests that, like other invertebrate P2X receptor proteins, HdP2X does not appear to be a member of any of the seven vertebrate P2X receptor subtypes, but instead represents an ortholog to the ancestor of the vertebrate paralog groups (Fig. 2).

Lastly, our findings that EpiSCs and mouse epiblast explants respond similarly to hESCs when treated with BMP argues that this response is not a result of tissue culture adaptation, but instead represents an innate property of late (pregastrulation) epiblast and the pluripotent stem cells that share its pluripotent state (Brons et al., 2007; Tesar et al., 2007).

The participants, who were not drawn from Match.com's member pool but instead represent a national representative sample, answered over 200 questions each.

They also have a shorter average TTC than the untreated subfertile group (mean: 29.2 months versus 38.3 months), perhaps suggesting that they are not representative of a 'more infertile' group but instead represent a more demanding subgroup who actively sought intervention and earlier treatment.