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Though not statistically significant, this trend is an indication for altered immune polarizing properties of BM4, which is supported by previously published data on the molecule [ 2].

The estimated sample size of 16 patients per group was determined by a power calculation based on expected stricture rates of 13% and 60% with and without steroid injection, respectively, informed by previously published data on esophageal peptic strictures [ 13].

A possible explanation for this might be that municipalities in which antibiotics are frequently used have a higher risk of spreading PNSP in the community, as indicated by previously published data from the project as well as by other studies (17, 24, 28, 29 ).

Importantly, by analyzing previously published data sets37,38, we confirmed that these two distinct subsets of MYC targets were induced and repressed accordingly, upon MYC activation in other two independent cell lines (Supplementary Fig. 5e, f).

Our goal here is to offer a revised, dated, phylogenetic hypothesis for the family by summarizing previously published data from multiple molecular and morphological studies through data-mining, and adding novel data from several genera.

Because there was no precise information about the promoter DNA methylation levels in day-10 differentiated ES cells, we searched the possible candidates for universally (in somatic cells) methylated or unmethylated promoter regions by using previously published data [6].

The former theoretically arises at twice the frequency of the latter, and is supported by our previously published data in which we observed a 1∶1 ratio of uncommitted to committed CFU-O progenitors in HUCPVC culture [10].

Their hypothesis is supported by our previously published data and data from other institutions for patients with cervical cancer.

This hypothesis is further corroborated by our previously published data showing that interaction of hFasL with Fas increases FasL localization inside rafts.

These results are supported by our previously published data, which demonstrated that overexpression of HIF1 α increases the risk of castrate resistance and metastases in PC 4, and confirmed the importance of HIF1 α as a molecular target in PC.

We compared gene expression patterns in primary bladder tumors with and without metastatic disease and by including previously published data from Riester et al. [ 20] we identified a panel of 12 transcripts significantly associated with disease outcome.