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Finally, consistent with the market sentiment hypothesis, we find strong evidence that pre-IPO market sentiment influences IPO first-day returns, and that the IPO underpricing problem is less severe when the market is bearish.
Finally, consistent with the emerging literature on financial mistakes by households, we show that a small but noteworthy fraction of retirees would have benefited from shifting their retirements by as little as one month.
Finally, consistent with the notion that NLH workers face barriers to public sector employment, only 22percentt of employed migrants in China's major cities work in the broader public sector (government plus State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs)), compared to 62percentt of employed urban natives.
Finally, consistent with the view that late viral gene expression is catalyzed by a virus-encoded or virus-modified Pol-II-like protein, knock-down of vPol-IIα triggered a global decline in late gene expression and virus yields without affecting the synthesis of early viral genes.
Finally, consistent with the expression of CD68 on lysosomal membranes, each apoptotic cell was circled with CD68 staining.
Finally, consistent with these observations, the effects observed for several end points were more pronounced with the low-dose mixture than with the high-dose mixture.
Finally, consistent with these observations in primates, there is no evidence of TrkB tolerance, desensitization or resistance in any mouse models with any dosages of TrkB agonists we have tested (Fig. 1).
Finally, consistent with this conclusion, patients with CAIS show a well-documented significant increase in estrogen production at puberty (86), which closely follows the ontogeny of Leydig cell apoptosis in CAIS testes observed in this study.
Finally, consistent with this concept is that symptoms in patients with cancer rarely exist in isolation but most occur in clusters, three or more symptoms that are related to each other (Kirkova et al, 2010).
Finally, consistent with evidence that the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis function is elevated in some mood-disordered subgroups, the pituitary and adrenal glands are reportedly enlarged in MDD.
