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To be clear, the proposed expansion of power would not exclude the ability of the bureau to spy on American citizens.

After indirect coculture for 8 days, 0.17±0.05% of PM7 expressed ESA staining versus 0.23±0.05% when PM7 were cultured alone (p = 0.23), strongly excluding the ability of PM7 to trans-differentiate in epithelial cells (Table 1).

For far too long, stereotypical forms of masculinity have excluded the ability to show or express emotions.

In fact, this even excludes the ability to voluntarily reach for a piece of rescue gear!

However, the absence of ica genes did not exclude the phenotypic ability of the strains to develop biofilm in vitro, so both approaches (genetic and phenotypic) are required for optimum evaluation of the biofilm producing ability of clinical strains of Staphylococcus isolated from orthopedic infections.

A journalist observed a grant review panel for the American Cancer Society and suggested that decisions were strongly influenced by individual preference about whether the research was important; the pressure to find tiny flaws in a grant proposal, so that it might be excluded; and the ability of one or two reviewers to change the preferences of others, a "cheerleader" effect.

In addition, we studied a flocculating derivative of BY4741, to exclude that ability of physical attachment influences the experiments outcome.

However, we can reasonably infer from our data that additional fetal ultrasound examinations after the first two fetal ultrasound examinations suggesting normal fetal growth are unlikely to improve the ability to exclude the risk of fetal overgrowth.

In addition, novel unrelated DEAD box helicases cannot be excluded as contributing to the ability of some Paenibacillus to grow at low temperatures.

The creation of the standards for optimal fetal growth for Caucasian singletons presented here is possible in part due to additional methods of estimating gestational duration [ 16], the ability to exclude the large proportion of births to women who smoked or experienced factors known to affect fetal growth and more complete information concerning non-pathological determinants of growth.

The present findings do not exclude that endothelial dysfunction affects the ability of sympatholysis during exercise.