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Futhermore the bradycardic response to the adenosine receptor agonist 2-chloroadenosine is absent in isolated A1AR−/− hearts, which was demonstrated in very elegant studies from the research group of John Headrick [9].

This study contradict to low activity of this enzyme in rat and murine skin homogenates demonstrated in very few reports elucidating the presence of GS in normal skin [14], [16].

"Iranians here have been demonstrating in very large numbers continuously.

On HBO, Sex and the City and Curb Your Enthusiasm were demonstrating in very different ways that comedy could take risks but the idea that a network sitcom would do so was inconceivable.

The prognostic value of stratifying CVD risk, even at very high CRP (>10 mg/L) levels, has been demonstrated in a very large cohort of women, 20 and there are reports of elevated CRP in women of African descent.

Two years earlier, in 1956, she had demonstrated in a very practical way her opposition to consequentialism.

"He has demonstrated in a very eloquent way that he poses no risk of flight".

This was demonstrated in two very different procedures, temporal discounting and a scenario-based financial decision-making task.

Jay Jacobs, the chairman of the Nassau Democrats, said Mr. Hall's victory "demonstrated in a very difficult small race that the Democratic ascendancy in Nassau County is solid -- it's not fleeting".

Fadeyev's scan "demonstrated in a very crude way that you could use a tool like this to measure a record and get sound, so I knew the idea had some merit," Haber says.

They do this from a profound knowledge of their specialist art forms that allows them not only to review works of art but to write more widely on the subject, as was cogently demonstrated in the very same edition by your theatre critic, Michael Billington, and your visual art critic, Jonathan Jones.