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N. H. and C. E contributed to data analysis and interpretation.

The three animal clinics (submission category E) contributed with 29 cases and 32 (17%) isolates (Table  2).

No association between TNF and lipoatrophy was observed, whereas apo C-III and apo E contributed to an unfavorable lipid profile in ART-treated HIV-1 infected patients.

Sundram et al. (1997) [ 48] demonstrated that a 5.5%E intake of trans fatty acid (elaidic acid) was more deleterious than a greater intake of palmitic acid (11%E) contributed by POo (Table 6 ).

For social fear in the youngest age group, A, D and E contributed to the variance, and explained 7.8, 42.9, and 49.3% of the variance, respectively, while in the oldest age group D did not contribute to the variance.

Hence, the introduction of the term P e contributes to reduced PLR in terms of theoretical means as shown in Figure 13.

From the Cholesky decomposition model we can estimate the degree to which A, C and E contribute to the co-variance of ADHD symptoms across time.

Recently, we directly assessed the mechanism by which the LMW forms of cyclin E contribute to breast tumor cell progression [ 16].

However, mixed ancestry between groups A and E at even proportions (A and E contributing to 50 and 44% ancestry on average) was observed, corresponding to a grouping by geographical regions.

In this analysis, baseline emotional burden of headache (HDI-E) contributed 46% (P < .001), pain interference (bodily pain) an additional 6% (P < .01) and baseline headache duration an additional 3% (P < .001) of the variance of physical burden of headache (HDI-P) at one-year.

TK-E contributed to the study design, analysis and interpretation of the results, and writing of the manuscript.