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This reduction is often considered to be a loss in order to distinguish this effect from any other changes of the energy influx [4, 10].

We adapted the case-parent trio log-linear modeling approacase-parent trioHD maternalog-linearnotype incomodelingity approachistonguish test eforct fRHD a high-risk allele at or near the RHD locus and from a direct maternal effect alone.

To distinguish this effect certainly a much larger number of patients would be necessary.

For example, monozygotic twins were found to be concordant for carriage of Methanobrevibacter smithii at a much higher rate than dizygotic twins (74% versus 14%) [ 99], although it is difficult to distinguish this effect from that of co-habitation [ 100].

While [ 7] observed that pollen tubes decreased their rate of growth as they approached the micropyle, they did not distinguish this effect from the gradual slowing that generally occurs in the semi- in vitro assay.

While two GQ > PP substitutions in the S1 PrP allele had no effect upon C2 production (Figs 3), single G > P substitutions in ORs 2 5, GGG -> GPG, appear crucial for scission of S3 PrP (Fig 2B) and distinguish this effect functionally and structurally from a potential role of the adjacent tryptophan-glycine (WG) motifs, which may affect RNA processing events (Gibbings et al, 2012).

Of note, ROS production appeared as an early step already at 1 h, which it was also seen in response to wortmannin alone and clearly distinguishes this effect from secondary effects in course of induced apoptosis.

To quantitatively assess microtubule network organisation and distinguish this from effects due to different morphology and differentiation status, we selected mono-nucleated elongated myoblasts treated with control and oMAP4 shRNA and manually traced GFP-Tubulin-labelled microtubules in equivalent sections of these cells.

Further experiments are required, however, to distinguish whether this effect on body masses arises through developmental resistance or through resource allocation to the immune system.

We cannot unambiguously distinguish whether this effect was caused by prior predation by the dragonfly larvae or whether it is a result of differential deposition of fewer tadpoles into pools with many dragonfly larvae.

In this case, it will be impossible to empirically distinguish the effect of being in the "older age" class from that of coming from a previous marriage.