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The expression of p19ARF can not exclusively be attributed to lung infiltrating cells of the hematopoietic system since we do see pronounced p19ARF expression in AT2 cells and cells lining the bronchi in Bmi1−/− animals (data not shown).

Both can't exclusively be true.

Idle capacity in the private sector can equally, but not exclusively be used for delivering maternal health services as a priority area, as the output-based aid voucher system operated by the Government of Kenya with support from the German Development Cooperation demonstrates.

This suggests that this key feature can not be exclusively attributed to the EAP and is a feature most likely to be present in the majority of consultations in general practice.

More importantly, IL-2 did not significantly increase the numbers of Treg precursor cells, suggesting that the Treg cell developmental defect can not be exclusively referred to a proliferation defect caused by decreased availability of IL-2.

However, this observation can not be exclusively attributed to inversions; because when comparing divergence among copies of human SDs within the inverted regions (recall that most rearrangements took place in the chimpanzee lineage) versus SDs outside the inversion in rearranged chromosomes, there were no divergence differences, although SDs were longer within rearranged regions.

We wish to reiterate that we do not imply that dementia can exclusively be caused by brainstem disease -more that it can exacerbate probably through several mechanisms - diminished arousal and therefore attention.

It runs counter to the Anglo-Saxon model with which too much of the world fell in love, but India's economy can not be run exclusively for and by its English-speaking urban elites.

Incidentally, M. intracellulare and M. arosiense share a similar FAME profile marked by predominance of 16:0, 10-methyl 18 0 TBSA (tuberculostearic acid) and 18 1 ω9c as major fatty acids and can not be differentiated exclusively on the basis of FAME analysis [12].

Nevertheless, this process can not be regulated exclusively by cell autonomous effects of Delta-1 since inhibition of NOTCH signalling blocks the transition to neurogenic NP cells as indicated by the reversion of the neurogenic effect of Delta-1 by co-transfection with Delta-DN.

We have pointed out that variation in phase can not be explained exclusively in terms of either regulatory or immediate benefits.