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Similarly, Li et al. [ 17] found evidence in normal endometrial tissue of a fusion transcript due to regulated trans-splicing that is identical to a constitutively expressed fusion transcript resulting from a chromosomal translocation in endometrial tumours.

Yet even if this was the case, evidence in normal and septic animals that fluid therapy consistently leads to major (>50%) and sustained (hours to days) increases in organ blood flow would surely provide some justification for fluid boluses in sepsis.

Notably, we have evidenced in normal senescent keratinocytes an increase in Atg6/Beclin-1, and accumulationiof of a huge quantity of autophagic vacuoles [4].

Moreover, FEA retains combined expression of CK7 and CK20, as evidenced in normal endometrial epithelia, although a decrease in CK7 expression was observed.

The bureau's surveillance campaign has depended heavily on wiretaps obtained under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which allows electronic surveillance of terrorism suspects at a far lower standard of evidence than in normal criminal cases.

Collectively, this research provide some petrography evidence that in normal strength concrete with a water/cement (w/c) ratio of 0.5, the inclusion of different types of aggregate significantly affected the heterogeneity of the ITZ microstructure.

We have presented evidence that, in normal courtship and as a response to the male quivering, the females tend to stop.

Omar should have been permitted to challenge that evidence in the normal way.

Sites with evidence in the normal are filtered from the final report so as to reduce false positives arising from under-sampled polymorphic germline events.

The current network reconstruction is based on evidence in the normal human cardiomyocyte, thus reactions (e.g. arginase II) which belong to genes which are not expressed normally, have to be included into the network to study specific pathological conditions.

As a starting point, experimental evidence shows that in normal driving, lateral and longitudinal acceleration values fall within a diamond shape [4, 14], as shown in Fig. 4.