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However, when analyte concentrations in slurry aqueous and solid phases are compared to the respective concentrations in sludge aqueous and solid phases using paired t test, it is evident that levels of many compounds (e.g., E2α, E3, AN, P4, AN-S, and phytoestrogens) in these separate phases were often significantly lower in sludge compared to slurry.

In addition, it is evident that level of epithelial damage is correlated with degree of severity of airway hyperresponsiveness [ 4].

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From Table 1 it is also evident that CSF levels of MMP-9, but not serum levels, were significantly increased in CIS and RRMS, and the CSF∶serum ratio was also increased in CIS.

From the results presented here, it is evident that increasing levels of Raf-1 and/or MAPK are indicative of more rapid biochemical relapse and a more rapid decline into CRPC, which ultimately results in reduced survival times, with tumours showing more severe and aggressive action.

It is evident that low levels of HBV-DNA remain detectable in serum and liver tissue of some patients who clear HbsAg, and that the detection rate is highest in individuals who are 'anti-HBc positive alone'.

During recent years it has become evident that different levels of dMyc protein in adjacent cell populations can trigger competitive interactions; cells with higher dMyc levels are able to out-compete those showing lower levels by inducing apoptotic death [ 14, 15].

Using AS-PCR, it was evident that the levels of murine mtDNA decreased throughout preimplantation development up to the blastocyst stage but at ever-decreasing levels (P<0.001).

It is evident from several on-farm surveys that levels of parasite infections vary markedly between livestock production systems and from one farm to another [ 1].

However, it is also evident that low level of education increases the risk of many health endangering behaviours, and behavioural factors may thus partly mediate the effect of education on health.