Colloid aggregation also contributed to the straining process, which was corroborated by the visual observation and the hyperexponential profile of colloid distribution with depth.
This study contributed to this literature by presenting innovative data corroborating the value of POS, a positive psychological trait, as a predictor of smoking cessation.
It is intriguing to corroborate if the emergence of this gene family contributed to the vertebrate novelty of the tripartite brain.
The findings outlined corroborated their conventional indications, and contributed to their antiulcer pharmacological validation, lending more credence to clinical applications for the traditional treatment of stomach complaints symptomatic of peptic ulcer disease (PUD).
This function in facial development was corroborated through study of the zebrafish, where mutations in its version of CL-K1 contributed to craniofacial abnormalities possibly associated with errors in neural crest cell migration.
In sepsis patients, extracellular ATP release in PMNs was elevated on days 0 1, corroborating our previous work in mouse sepsis models, wherein plasma ATP levels were elevated and contributed to PMN activation [7].
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Therefore, our results indicate that for some genes the elongation step could also contribute to translation control corroborating the current point of view of mixed control of translation by initiation and elongation [ 4, 19, 27, 28, 36].
While these studies cannot assess the causal health effects of air pollution due to their ecological design, they are quick and cheap to implement, and they contribute to, and independently corroborate, the body of evidence about the long-term population level impact of air pollution.
Besides supporting the roles of these genes in contributing to dyslexia, these investigations have corroborated the notion that dyslexia represents the lower tail of reading abilities, which are normally distributed across the population rather than being a distinct disorder.
