The magnitude of effects suggests participation by more than the DNA-binding domain.
This limited efficacy resulting from inhibiting CGRP effects suggests that the pathogenesis of migraine could involve additional mechanisms.
The consistency within the complex of observed metabolic effects suggests that upstream key element(s) in energy homeostasis are modified.
The pattern of effects suggests that other aspects of the CEO transitional jobs program model, not just the employment itself, are contributing to the effects on recidivism.
The lack of positive effects suggests that the strategy had little effect on the rumen epithelium surface area and absorption capacity.
The early onset of these ERP effects suggests that they may reflect a form of memory independent of the conscious recollection of the associated study contexts.
Our most conservative estimate –women's Fixed Effects– suggests that having access to grandparental childcare in the U.S. leads to a statistically significant 9percentt increase in mother's labor force participation.
The extent of the thermal effects suggests that the role of solvent may extend beyond increasing the mobility of the BCP film to enhancing both the thermal gradient and also potentially the surface energy gradients, providing a thermocapillary shear mechanism.
The correlation between the electro-physiological activity of the scorpion peptides and their anti-migratory effects suggests the involvement of the Kv1.1 and Kv1.3 channels in the mobility of the three cancer cell lines.
Overall, the lack of many significant negative effects suggests that short- or long-term composted biosolids application at the rates studied did not adversely affect this semi-arid grassland ecosystem.
Moreover, given that minority norms are often communicated to the public, the current studies' indication that minority norms may lead to ironic and unwanted behavioural effects suggests that these 'normative facts' must be communicated carefully.
