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One factor was gender of the patient: Whereas there were, relatively speaking, equally many male and female patients in the group of post-retained restorations that displayed tooth fracture or loosening of post, there were more male patients in the group of restorations that displayed post fracture.

Rather than writing a prominently displayed post-it-note that says, simply, "Malcolm, consult, or die …" perhaps just construct a permanent shrine to the virtue of collaboration in your private space.

Interestingly, the percentage of seedlings that displayed post-germination developmental arrest was in accordance with seedling ABA content among all genotypes tested under high Glc conditions (Figs. 4c, 5a).

Prenatally drug treated rat offspring displayed post-natal developmental delay till postnatal day 70, and these young adult rats displayed cognitive impairment in Morris water maze and passive avoidance regimes as long-lasting impact of the drug.

A brain-specific gain-of-function model of this gene displayed post-natal microcephaly and growth retardation (Reamy and Wolfgang, 2011).

These interpretations were supported by studies on subordinate, wild-born vervet monkeys that had experienced prolonged, severe social stress in captivity and that displayed post-mortem adrenal hypertrophy.

The finished book ran to over six hundred pages, each of them displaying Post's uncommon appetite for helping readers navigate the shoals of every possible social predicament.

Azole antifungals appear to display post antimicrobial effects whereby cytotoxic effects continue even once concentrations have fallen below the MIC [81].

Figure 1 displays post chip RNA quality characteristics of considered post-mortem brain samples collected in Dataset 1. 5'/3' ratios and RNA quality are highly correlated with each other and also to 5'-end intensity of housekeeping genes.

The ForcesWatch report claims that younger recruits who experienced war were more likely to display post-deployment symptoms including PTSD.