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Their IV estimates show little evidence of causal effects except for evidence of maternal education on son's education.

When the gases Ar and N2 were added, the effects were similar, except for evidence of reaction of CH with N2 to form HCN at the expense of C2H2.

Except for evidence of a rearrangement in a single leiomyosarcoma cell line, SK-UT-1, we have found no direct evidence to support a role for mutation of the gene in the development of human soft-tissue tumours.

The patient then walked with the assistance of a cane, and a roentgenogram taken 404 days postoperatively (Fig.  6) showed little change except for evidence of cavitation in the inferomesial part of the head, indicating absorption of the necrotic bone with failure of replacement by new bone.

There was no evidence of an interaction between any of these prognostic factors and ethnicity, except for borderline evidence that the effect of late stage might be stronger in non-South Asians (Table 1).

"On Bullfighting" begins with the author on a windowsill, and, except for the evidence of the completed book, it's easy to believe that she means to jump.

We did not find any special studies into the leukocyte recruitment induced by sexual pheromones or the pheromone-dependent neuroendocrine mechanism except for experimental evidence of female scent- or testosterone-induced decrease in circulating monocytes [10], [28] and the hypothesis on androgen-induced reallocation of the immune defense to skin and other peripheral areas [29].

There are no previous studies on THMs and bulky DNA adducts except for experimental evidence of mutagenicity (IARC 2004; Richardson et al. 2007).

Whether all the transcripts identified in this study are truly enriched in TRH hypothalamic neurons in vivo, and whether they are expressed into functional proteins, is not yet known, except for the evidence mentioned above for two transcripts.

In the randomised controlled trials there was also no clear evidence of heterogeneity according to several trial characteristics (for example, amount and type of intervention, blinding status, trial size, or duration of follow-up), except for some evidence that larger studies tended to yield more extreme relative risks (see supplementary fig 12b).

Neither is the secondary and higher order structure of PrPSc, except for clear evidence that different prion strains are associated with different PrPSc conformers and glycotypes (reviewed in 4, 18 ) and that these might exist as a quasispecies or molecular cloud (19 ).