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Early studies established that certain lipids were lower in acute myeloid leukemia (AML) cells than normal leukocytes.

The study also established that certain combination of acid and alkali concentrations could lead to alpha to beta transformation in chitin structure.

While it is well established that certain agents may produce aplastic anemia, most persons exposed to these agents do not develop the disease, and most persons with aplastic anemia have no clear history of exposure to such agents.

While brain training games and apps may not live up to their hype, it is well established that certain other activities and lifestyle choices can have neurological benefits that promote overall brain health and may help to keep the mind sharp as we get older.

In addition, we have been involved in a clinical collaboration, and we have recently established that certain human mammary epithelial cancer cells can be converted into a phenotype with stem cell-like properties that becomes highly sensitive to the apoptotic effects of dietary indoles.

Since past computational and mathematical work has established that certain classes of currents endow models with similar properties, this specific current choice is not critical for qualitative aspects of our model's behavior, and our results will apply immediately to networks featuring other inward, slowly deinactivating currents [18, 21].

Dr. Frederic Quitkin, a psychiatrist whose research helped establish that certain kinds of depression could best be treated with medications and that schizophrenia was related to neurological impairments rather than problems of childhood, died on Oct. 9 in New York.

This is the first study to firmly establish that certain types of gut microbes are heritable — that their variation across a population is in part due to host genotype variation, not just environmental influences.

A very similar argument was used by Sidgwick to establish that certain moral notions are irreducible (see Sidgwick 1907: Book I, Chapter 3) and Moore credits Sidgwick with the idea (Moore 1903: 17).

But the current study appears to be the first to establish that certain genetic variations will exaggerate (or mitigate) the fraying effects of social hardship in childhood on an individual's telomere length.

The key idea is to establish that certain pairs of trees T1 and T2 have the following exchange property for a given matrix representation: that exchanging T1 for T2 as subtrees of a given tree does not change the spectrum for that matrix representation.