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Correspondingly, only such professionals would have access to higher education as a locus of intellectual culture.

Correspondingly, only the array apertures that lie in the range direction are considered, and the cross-range array apertures are ignored.

However, the activity distribution in the spleen and thymus was highly non-uniform; correspondingly, only the highest administered activity led to a significant reduction in spleen weight, and the thymus seemed to be insensitive to administered activity.

With dual knockdown of BRAF and Akt-1/2, there was a dramatic synergistic increase in the sub-G0 fraction in comparison with control vector (8.1±1.1% vs. 0.6±0.2%, P<0.001) or knockdown of BRAF (8.1±1.1% vs. 0.8±0.2%, P<0.001) or Akt-1/2 (8.1±1.1% vs. 1.1±0.3%, P<0.001) alone, reflecting increased cell apoptosis, and the G0/G1 fraction was correspondingly only moderately increased (Figure 5A).

Correspondingly, only two mice, one exposed and one control, presented with liver tumors at advanced ages.

Correspondingly, only remnants of the maxillomandibular trigeminal placode were noted in phase 5 (Fig.  3g, h).

Correspondingly, with only 14 subjects in each group the power to detect 20% difference is only 20.8%; that is, it is likely that 4 in 5 studies with similar sample size would report null findings.

For example, the tests [ 4] and [ 5] for breast carcinoma, having 76 genes and 70 genes correspondingly, have only 3 genes in common.

When analyzing Golgi membranes, cdc2 alone phosphorylated both T220/T224 and S277, as indicated by LX108 and R3G3 signals, correspondingly, though only at a relatively low level (Fig. 4D, lane 2).

The latter is therefore unlikly to assume its usual role, and correspondingly is annotated only for a small number of strains.

Correspondingly, there was only a minor difference in the calculated fluxes from glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate towards pyruvate while the upper glycolytic flux was reverted on methanol/glycerol towards glucose-6-phosphate (Fig.  5).