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It can be deduced from the study that the resin will find its applicability in small as well as industrial-scale water purification plants.

Cancer KEGG pathways draw from what is known about the circuitry of signaling pathways that have been deduced from the study of multicellular embryonic development as well as cancer.

Therefore, it can be deduced from the study that hexane fraction of A. jacquemontii leaves (AJL1-H) possesses significant immune stimulating potential as it showed potent abrogative effect on humoral antibody response and delayed type hypersensitivity response in immune suppressed balb/c mice and these observations are suggestive of possible therapeutic usefulness in immune compromised patients.

In order to guarantee that two reads sampled in a nearby region of a low-abundance genome (with sequencing depth 6× or more) can be merged in the same group with 99% probability, we should use a smaller w (w = 22 deduced from the study in (Wang et al., 2012) for common w-mer grouping).

The clustering was done according to the reactivity scale deduced from the studies reviewed in [30], which demonstrated that polar residues are less prone to damage by reactive oxygen species while reactivity of the aliphatic amino acids increases with the number of methyl groups.

Taken together, it can be deduced from the studies that NFκΒ indeed may control the cellular invasion of IFN-γ-treated as well as untreated cells by meningococci.

We can deduce from the study that science-based health innovation and biotechnology in Rwanda is currently fragmented, with training and scientific research falling under many different agencies.

The last study tested the effect following 24 weeks of administration; however, the authors suggest that it is impossible to deduce from the study if shorter periods of time would have been effective.

The exact meaning of this finding cannot be deduced from the present study, and future studies are needed to confirm this finding.

It is not possible to deduce from the studies in question a limiting value beyond which railway noise is no longer tolerable.

The values of the rate constant of the chemical reaction and of the equlibrium constant can be deduced from the experimental study of the variations of the peak height and of the peak potentials as a function of the sweep rate.