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Consistently, a number of mechanisms linked to aging and neuroprotection include genes and pathways that regulate metabolism and energy production including dietary restriction (DR; Kenyon, 2005).

Consistently, a number of apoptosis regulators including p53, Bcl-2, Apaf-1 and XIAP were reported to be generated from IRES-elements under conditions of stress, thought to maintain a functional apoptotic machinery when CAP-dependent translatisn is compromised (40).

Consistently, a number of c- myc-expressing cells stained positive for the neuronal markers Islet 1 (Isl1) and NeuroM (Supplementary Fig S1Z ε), whereas mycn-expressing cells were found to be Isl1-negative (Supplementary Fig S1W Y).

Consistently, a number of studies found a continuous increase in all-cause mortality with FBG levels in the sub-diabetic range although they did not reach statistical significance[ 8- 11].

Cdk1 activity was found necessary for proper DNA end resection, a critical step of homologous recombination; and consistently, a number of studies revealed that Cdk1-dependent phosphorylation of CtIP and other repair proteins mediates their functions in DNA end resection [ 44- 49].

Since Cunningham's troupe's began in 1953 it has consistently contained a number of the world's most extraordinary dancers.

Insiders say that Upsu Trading Limited had been losing money consistently for a number of years and despite a £6.2m relaunch of the union's buildings in 2003, paid for by the university, it has not been able to stem its losses.

Multivariate analyses have consistently identified a number of patient, tumor, and treatment variables that are significant prognostic factors for overall survival in patients with high-grade glioma.

Power consumption is low, and reliable continuous long-term operation has been demonstrated consistently at a number of locations; for example, the Saskatoon MF SA radar has operated continuously since 1979, and the Adelaide MF SA radar continuously since 1984.

"Of course we understand that difficult decisions have to be made on how to use limited funding, but the results achieved from Swansea consistently over a number of years speak for themselves, including performances at London 2012 and the recent IPC World Championships.

It also reinforces within your mind a very important principle - that success is a result of consistently executing a number of small steps.