Despite how the direct group-wise activation difference did not survive FDR correction, we retain mention of this difference as a preliminary finding due to the extensive implication of this portion of ACC in error monitoring [32].
In most specimens with extensive implication of the cuff, other secondary changes were noted.
In summary, we have identified a process with extensive implications for all RNA-protein interactions.
Negative results are considered to be taboo, but they can still have extensive implications that are worthy of publication and, as such, real clinical relevance that can be translated to other related research fields.
The experience of hospitality and good treatment from medical care was lowest in the WSP group, at least partially reasonably reflecting a lack of satisfaction due to sparse effective treatment of WSP and the burden of the individuals to deal with extensive negative implications of pain.
The extensive role and implications of gene duplication in the evolution for increasing complexity speak to a larger puzzle.
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