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Secretion of IL-17, IL-22 and IFN-γ by CD4+ T cells was readily detectable (examples shown for the same patient in Fig. 3c).

Expression levels, however, displayed a broad range from being barely detectable (for example, in the thymus) to high abundance expression (for example, in the liver and gastric mucosa).

This allows for a better discernability of the individual time series, making the small differences between the KF and LSM VLBI solutions detectable, for example, at t≈14.2 days.

Importantly, sequence conservation of functional elements is still detectable (for example, noncoding RNAs; Kavanaugh and Dietrich 2009).

Genetic structuring by religion has been rarely reported in human populations: it was not detectable, for example, among Muslim and Hindu paternal or maternal lineages in India.

Large influences are detectable, for example, in their languages composed of English, Dutch, Portuguese or Arawak words, and in the structure of their villages, which are inherited from Amerindian knowledge.

To minimize the underestimation, our comprehensive case assessment with clinical experts' causality assessment was designed to detect ADEs that were not recognized, diagnosed, or reported as ADEs, but were otherwise detectable, for example, based on free text or diagnostic tests in the medical records.

Mathematical modelling would be needed to derive infection prevalence estimates from detectable prevalence; for examples of such modelling applied to clinical case surveillance data in Great Britain, see [ 19, 20].

For each gene, the number given at each stage indicates that the level of expression differed significantly compared with the level at the former stage; -, no significant difference; 0, zero detectable expression, for example, 6.59/0 indicates that the expression was not detected at the earlier sampling stage, but showed a transcript level of 6.59 at the current one.

Other steroidal substances with even more divergent structures have either been demonstrated to be inhibitory, for example, progesterone or cholesterol (Majeed et al., 2010; Naylor et al., 2010), or have no detectable effect, for example, oestrogens, glucocorticoids, allopregnanolone (Wagner et al., 2008) and bile acids (Düfer et al., 2012).

Unfortunately, their expression was either too low or recapitulated gfp expression only partially and none was expressed in the ChP at detectable levels (for example, Fig. 1I).