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In order to evaluate the possibility that abnormalities in neuromuscular transmission were contributing to the maximal tetanic force deficit, we evaluated force-frequency curves from wild type and KN1 control males.

Among the three types of WR features, the skip-gram-based WR feature contributed to the maximal improvement as compared to the others when added to the baseline.

Most of the time, low ranking genes do not contribute to the maximal score, thus reducing the dependence on the minor variations of the actual cutoffs used in generating biosets.

The fact that Arg1 expression was not completely ablated in cells deficient in signaling downstream of IL-4Rα suggested that factors other than STAT6, triggered by fungal surface molecules contribute to the maximal level of Arg1 expression observed in BAL CD11c+ cells isolated from WT mice.

The accuracy of the estimate is dependent on how representative the average S-MUAP is of the population of S-MUAPs which contributed to the maximal M-Wave.

Noticeably, phosphorylation of serine 727 (Ser727) has been linked with neoplastic transformation of hepatocytes and also contributes to the maximal transcriptional activity of STAT3.

Factors contributing to the individual's inability to retain maximal weight loss include socioeconomic status, an unsupportive environment, and physiological changes (e.g., compensatory changes in circulating hormones that encourage weight regain after weight loss is achieved) (86).

It is therefore conceivable that the reduction in bone turnover together with the increase in bone stiffness may have avoided typical osteoporotic fractures while favoring the accumulation of microdamage at the point of maximal stress (Pauwels 1948), thus contributing to the development of an insufficiency fracture (Mashiba et al. 2001, 2005).

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These poor results may contribute to the reduced maximal oxygen uptake (VO2 peak) found in patients with ccTGA.

It may be, however, that the observed reduction in jumping performance when fat may contribute to the sub-maximal pattern of fat acquisition observed in other bird species.