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Conclusions: Control of HCMV replication and the absence of HCMV disease are not consistently associated with recovery and/or maintenance of LPR to HCMV in AIDS patients under HAART and with no prior HCMV disease.

In conclusion, control of body sway and cognitive functioning are to some extent related.

In conclusion, control of metabolic changes in lactating dairy cows to maintain blood acid-base equilibrium plays an important role in keeping milk stable to ethanol and during heat treatments.

In conclusion, control of the bone infection with staphylococcus MRSA after a 5-week course of oral therapy with linezolid was attained.

In conclusion, control of hepatic biosynthetic genes and the renal LRP2 gene are tightly linked not only under chronically elevated estrogen levels, as in laying hens, but acute estrogen administration triggers the equivalent physiological changes and enhances renal expression of LRP2 in roosters.

More generally, we entirely agree with the reviewers' point that it is not appropriate for us to draw strong conclusions about control of EMT by BMP signalling, and we have followed their advice and rewritten the paper to remove reference to EMT as described above.

In support of this conclusion control E13 lenses at 24 h in organ culture exhibited a lower level of phosphorylation of the MTOR target RPS6KB (Thr389) in the central fiber cells than in cortical fiber cells (Fig. 7A).

This systematic genetic analysis has allowed the drawing of conclusions concerning genetic control of anthracnose resistance in parental lines Xana and Cornell 49242.

Although the results obtained from this study may not be sufficient to draw general conclusions for the control of livestock trypanosomosis, some important observations can be made with regard to the control of bovine trypanosomosis in the study area and perhaps in other areas where epidemiological circumstances are comparable.

In conclusion, the careful control of temperature during the manufacture of MCC might minimize inter-batch variation.

Conclusion: For effective control of neointimal development in vivo, a pharmacologic strategy should inhibit both SMC migration and proliferation.