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Our data reported so far demonstrate that items presented before the rest period ("remote") are replayed more often than control items presented afterwards ("recent").

The data obtained so far demonstrate that modern humans and Neanderthals share about 99.5 percent genome sequence identity; some scientists have claimed that sequence identity may actually be as high as 99.9 percent.

The examples mentioned so far demonstrate that the application of iML-approaches in "real-world" situations sometimes can be advantageous.

Together the data presented thus far demonstrate that Hdac3-deficiency prevents proper calvarial, trabecular, and cortical bone formation.

The experiments presented so far demonstrate that enforced OBF1 expression in EPLMs impairs their differentiation potential and leads to a developmental block: only cells that successfully downregulate the transgene can differentiate normally along the B cell pathway.

Data so far demonstrate that accumulation of chromatin fragment-IgG complexes correlates with a progressive loss of renal Dnase1 enzyme activity [14] and with increased renal MMP2 and, to a lesser extent, MMP9 activities [28], [29].

Tests have so far demonstrated that building owners of hospitals, hotels, shopping malls, factories, and other large facilities could save as much as 30percentt on their peak-demand charges.

It has been thus far demonstrated that the ability of MnPs to catalyze O2− dismutation parallels all other reactivities (such as ONOO− reduction) and in turn their therapeutic efficacies.

Objective: Phase I studies have so far demonstrated that intravesical Gemcitabine up to a 40 mg/ml concentration is well tolerated and has a substantial ablative activity on high-risk BCG refractory SBC.

And because "My Life So Far" demonstrated that its author still had a lot to learn about herself, there is enough room in the Fonda sphere for Ms. Bosworth's version.

One significant side effect of the movie's success has been to bolster Poland's confidence in its culture: last year, "Pan Tadeusz" and Jerzy Hoffman's "With Fire and Sword," a 17th-century epic, which has drawn seven million spectators so far, demonstrated that locally made films can compete with big-budget fare imported from Hollywood, even the likes of "Titanic" and "Star Wars".