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This paper also described that all TRPC6 mutations know to date are gain of function mutations which elevate peak calcium entry or allow the TRPC6 channel to remain open for larger period of time once activated.

Two further studies described that all identified obese carriers of MC4R variants were shown to have BED [ 94– 94].

They described that all women who planned birth in a freestanding maternity unit were transported by ambulance and for most the journey was very unsettling.

Informed consent was provided by a document that was signed by all people that were present during the interview (the participant, the researcher, and the translator), in which it was described that all the information given would be only used for scientific purposes and that the participant could stop the interview at any point of time.

As an example of "fragmented recovery" one participant described that all the tourist areas have been well reestablished in Thailand and have the same or even better infrastructure and services than before 2004.

For intraarticular injection of contrast media, several different techniques have been described that can all successfully be employed in MR arthrography [ 9].

No validated functional outcomes were reported, however the reports describe that all patients were walking and had flexion of greater than 90 and 70 degrees respectively.

A study of cerebral FDG PET describes that all the pharmacokinetic rate constants of glucose metabolism are overestimated due to photon scatter up to 10 30% (in decreasing magnitude: K1, Ki, k2, k3 and k4).

The Quran describes that all creations worship God through His glorification and each creation has its own way of worshiping that is beyond mankind's comprehension: Allah [God], He it is Whom glorify whosoever is in the heavens and the earth, and the birds with wings out-spread (in their flight)?

It opened in 1940, many years before the word "artisanal" was used adjectivally to describe that staple of all self-respecting city markets: handmade cheese.

It hardly conjured up what Mr. Parks tunefully described as that "all-American face and form".