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To preserve confidentiality, the brokerage firm's name was not disclosed in the study, and the firm did not divulge the identities of the account holders.
The mechanisms disclosed in the study are of interest for designing component parts of various-purpose nanodevices.
The study was conducted in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki and no patient personal data was disclosed in the study.
The information was obtained retrospectively from biopsy request forms and oral pathology data base maintained in the department and the identity of each patient is not disclosed in the study.
The ties were disclosed in the MIT study but still concern critics like Anthony Ingraffea, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at Cornell University.
It was lower than that disclosed in the EUROSCAN study [ 1, 5].
Except for UTB, risk factors of urothelial carcinoma disclosed in the present study, such as age, male sex, ESRD, obstructive uropathy, arsenic intoxication, and organ transplantation, are consistent with previous reports.
The finding disclosed in this study could indicate that the high frequency vigorous exercise might upregulate the metabolism of articular chondrocytes in comparison with the case without compressive stimulation.
However, even though lac4 was also amplified using this primer, only Lac3 contained the exact sequence of the laccase peptide disclosed in the proteomic studies (DTIVVNVK), whereas the sequence of Lac4 was different (DTIVITVN) (Fig. 2).
> -wrap-foot> The sequence and annotation of the genome of the ISA1307 strain disclosed in this study are accessible at http://pedant.helmholtz-muenchen.de/genomes.jsp Category=fungal, including browsing by a GBrowse instance.
Besides, an in-house database was constructed with the partial laccase-type sequences of Lepthosphaerulina sp. disclosed in this study (Lac1-Lac4), to investigate the presence of these MCOs among the oxidoreductases secreted by the fungus under dye-decolorizing and laccase-inducing conditions.
