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The effect was corroborated by an injury severity study that found that crashes resulting in more severe injuries were significantly associated with unlit roads at night [ 69].
This anti-inflammatory effect was corroborated by the decreased amount of tissue macrophages seen by immunohistochemistry.This is in line with its postulated functions in the gut [ 4].
A membrane permeability effect was corroborated as bacterial cell entry of the fluorescent dye SYTOX green (MW = 600 Da vs. 749 Da for AZM) was increased 3-fold by colistin and 4-fold by colistin + AZM (Fig. 2D and G).
This effect is corroborated by the analysis of oscillating gene expression in mouse (M.musculus) and yeast (S. cerevisae).
This effect is corroborated by responses to questions Ques.2, Ques.3, and Ques.4.
This lasting effect is corroborated by clinical observations indicating a practical advantage over dobutamine.
Thus, although the initial findings were identified in mixed peripheral blood, the strong effect is corroborated in two major blood components; neutrophils and B lymphocyte-derived.
Additionally, this behavioural effect is corroborated by the demonstration that HCN blockade on cold-sensing neurons in vitro is able to increase the threshold of cold detection, thereby directly lowering the excitability of this subclass of nociceptors.
This positive effect is corroborated by the analysis of the two subscales for 'Achieve satisfaction and well-being' (HR = 0.560; 95%-CI: 0.350-0.895) and by tendency for 'Change behaviour to reach goal' (HR = 0.663; 95%-CI: 0.413-1.066).
The conclusion that this is the only segment with detrimental effects was corroborated by the observation that MOM-binding of hDMPK C, which differs from hDMPK A only in its C-terminus, had no effect on mitochondrial physiology and trafficking.
Because EM only allows protein that forms defined structures to be visualized, the occurrence of actin bundling effects was corroborated using other methods.
