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Consistent with this contention, Ghanizadeh and Royaei (2015) found that if teachers do not pay enough attention to their students' concerns, learners will lose their motivation and consequently feel burnout by preferring loneness rather than interacting with others and passing the tests instead of learning language to use it communicatively.
Recently, p21-activated protein kinase 1 (PAK1) was shown to serve as a scaffold to promote AKT interaction with PDK1 and subsequently AKT phosphorylation [9], which is consistent with this contention.
Consistent with this contention, in preliminary studies we found that DMP1-caPTHR1 mice that also harbor a DMP1-Sost transgene do not exhibit high bone mass, indicating that suppression of Sost is indeed required for the anabolic effect of the DMP1-caPTHR1 transgene (data not shown).
Consistent with this contention, beclomethasone had no effect on the profile of outer membrane proteins of wild-type H. influenzae (Supplementary Fig S9).
This is consistent with the contention that the precipitation of both ferrosic and ferric iron phases in equilibrium with aqueous ferrous iron appears to be holding the fluid at that triple point.
This finding is consistent with the contention that liquidity is a multifaceted concept and each alternative proxy may only capture a certain aspect of liquidity.
Our results regarding the length and fold change correlations are consistent with the contention of the model of co-translational proteolysis (Table 2).
The higher spontaneous activity of excitatory synapses found in the entorhinal cortex of 3xTg-AD mice is consistent with the contention that cerebral hyperactivity coincides with the observed freezing behavior.
Consistent with the contention that mTORC1 has a dual role in the regulation of β-cell mass, mice lacking TSC2 in islets exhibit a biphasic response of their β-cell mass [49].
These data are consistent with that contention.
Collectively, these observations are consistent with the contention that a decreased ratio of Ang-1/Ang-2 might play a role in the pathobiology of glomerular disease in diabetic nephropathy.
