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These changes have been validated during test campaigns of full-scale prototypes carried out in the neutral beam test facility GLADIS.
We did not evaluate gene expression changes in skeletal muscle between patients with PCOS and control subjects with q-RT-PCR, because these changes have been validated recently [16].
Only recently, the genetic implications of such nanoparticle-induced positive changes have been validated through investigations on enhanced mRNA expression and protein level in spinach [ 6] by nano-TiO2, generational transmission of fullerol through seeds in rice [ 11], and changes in gene expression at plant and cellular level in tomato and tobacco [ 12, 13] by MWCNTs.
This interpretation of tissue volume changes has been validated with the use of technetium-marked erythrocytes (13 , 26.
Although the original clinician-rated CGI-BP-change has been validated [ 17], there are currently no data available on a self-rating version that we are aware of.
Therefore, tissue‐specific epigenetic clock sites in some of these studies may not be accurate; however, the overall patterns of DNA methylation change with age have been validated in studies that did correct for cellular composition (Lam et al., 2012; Lister et al., 2013; Jaffe & Irizarry, 2014).
Theoretical models of these magnetospheric changes during the growth phase have been validated experimentally for a few events [e.g., McPherron et al., 1973; Fairfield et al., 1981; Kistler et al., 1993].
New maps become available every quarter for the duration of a user's subscription, and each map update incorporates all changes in the road network that have been validated by Tele Atlas.
Messenger RNA changes of GIP, MSMB and MTRNR2L1 genes have been validated by qPCR in the same intestinal samples.
Although the used CBF measurement techniques have been validated [ 26], small changes in CBF may not be picked up equally well by the different techniques.
We rely mostly on self-reported measures, which nevertheless have been validated and should reflect actual changes in the population.
