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This apparent high membrane rigidity of transgenic cells was not changed further by treatment.

Denervation alone induced a significant upregulation in myogenin, but was not changed further by ActRIIB treatment (supplementary material Fig. S1).

Spontaneous recovery causing a change from initial ASIA A grade may occur in up to 20% of persons when reassessed at 1 year after diagnosis (Fawcett et al. 2007), although the majority of persons with thoracic spinal cord injury diagnosed ASIA A at 6 months will not change further by 1 year (Fawcett et al., 2007).

Change at the top, it was claimed, would foster change further down by removing blockages to the hiring and promotion of blacks.The first BEE transaction was in 1993, before the country's first multiracial elections.

Since we were not able to perform a sequence specific assignment of the amide cross peaks of OcDH via NMR we investigated the conformational change further by an inhibitor, namely agmatine, which is a L-arginine analog lacking the carboxyl group.

The referendum committee will respond to developments in Britain's negotiations with the EU but the main terms of the deal will remain intact and could only be changed by further shareholder votes once approved.

This relationship was not changed by further adjusting for any other variable that differed significantly between genotype groups (HR 0.48, 95% CI 0.26 0.89; p = 0.019).

We acknowledge that the results concerning these groups may be slightly changed by further experiments.

However, we think that the results on the IGR and T2D categories could be partially changed by further research because these categories included one or two ethnic groups rated as low or moderate quality of evidence.

Sargent revolutionized this change even further by including in his list of famous sitters composers, writers and, what was considered taboo, the protrayal of stage artists.

These differences can be further changed by providing different incident light illuminations on the reactor surface.