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As expected SCID mice that received induced T cells but were not subsequently infected did not show any sign of demyelination (data not shown).

For the wild-type GSK experiments, it was necessary to use oocytes expressing for only 2 days, since it was critical to only use oocytes with basal currents between 100 and 500 nA at 60 mV, levels high enough to quantitate before GSK exposure but were not subsequently too large for recording conditions after exposure.

Patients who were diagnosed with type 1 diabetes during the observation period but were not subsequently treated as inpatients or outpatients at the study Centre were excluded from the analysis (n = 118).

In 2013, Dormishian's I am Not Angry premiered at Fajr but was not subsequently issued a screening permit, and it remains to be seen if Lantouri will be screened nationally.

Few know that supervisors in Australia approve a thesis for submission but are not subsequently involved in the decision-making process, or that examiners are chosen for their independence and knowledge in the field.

If a patient had been seen in the ED with respiratory symptoms but was not subsequently admitted, the patient was also excluded from the study.

1 patient, a 90-year-old man with multiple comorbidities, was seen at 6 weeks but was not subsequently reviewed as he was too infirm to travel from his nursing home.

AKHR 1 ;bmm 1 double mutant flies exhibit an 'obese' phenotype because the fat bodies of these flies store lipids but are not subsequently able to mobilize or release lipids (Grönke et al., 2007).

Digitonin was applied but cells were not subsequently challenged with trypsin (Figure 2B iii), CaBP7 and Figure 2B vii), CaBP8).

Conference reports that were not subsequently published were excluded in the main body, but included as sensitivity analyses, which are available online as Additional files.

The UEA said that those early averaging models were not subsequently published because of continuing concerns.