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Since neither catechol nor monohydroxy-substituted anthranilates supported growth of strain Rue61a (Table  2), the metabolism of anthranilate appears to exclusively follow a CoA-thioester pathway.

It seems inconsistent and inconclusive since recommendations of single countries/institutions are based on different evidence measures some derive evidence from meta-analyses, whereas others exclusively follow randomised controlled studies.

As a result, the fluid administration schemes do not exclusively follow fixed formulas but are regularly adjusted based on patient's clinical signs of adequate organ perfusion, as inferred from urine output (UOP) of 0.5 1.0 mL/kg/hr [ 11].

Our results imply that the relationship between selective constraint and enzyme centrality is complex: the strength of selective constraint acting on mammalian genes is quite variable and does not appear to exclusively follow patterns seen in other organisms.

The reactions with ketones 2 a– e exclusively follow the pathway depicted in Scheme 2. No traces of phosphaalkenes that would arise from the usual phospha-Wittig Horner reaction could be detected even when the reaction was quenched at low temphospha-Wittig Hornerreactiontadiene.

This expression indicates that state A is followed by state B. After B, the possible states are C or D (exclusively), followed by E. After E, F may be reached any number of times.

VICE: One of the most interesting episodes in the second season is "New York, I Love You," which exclusively follows POC service workers a doorman, a convenience store clerk, a taxi driver.

Consequently, the remaining section of Highway 86, which exclusively followed the Conestoga Parkway, was renumbered as Highway 85 during the spring of 2003 to align the numbers and aid navigation.

Although a few males of these three species were observed to follow trails of other males (points along the y-axis in Fig. 2), the great majority of males exclusively followed female trails, or followed female trails for much longer distances than male trails (points along or close to the x-axis in Fig. 2).

The fact that those exclusively followed in private care are not included in our study may introduce a selection bias that affects this analysis.

These results confirm the observation of poor survival after major amputation in patients with and without diabetes reported from studies with shorter follow-up periods (22– 24); however, the Izumi et al. study (7) exclusively followed up patients who had received a lower limb amputation, not all patients had the opportunity to complete ten years of follow-up, and 10-year mortality was not stated.