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Furthermore, consistently with this model, ABT301T strain displays an homeologous extra-copy of sex chromosome (trisomy) which hosts the most divergent cassettes ZsMATα copy 3- ZsHML_D copy 3.

Nevertheless, the results showed increasing glucose yields with increasing HTT temperature as expected, and furthermore, consistently higher glucose yields from the grass silage compared to dry grass.

Furthermore, consistently with our findings on thalami, Kotagal et al. (2012) observed thalamic cholinergic denervation in DLB but not in AD, suggesting a relationship between neurodegenerative involvement of thalamic cholinergic afferent projections and cognitive alteration in DLB.

Furthermore, we consistently achieved high Li-ion battery (LIB) performance in full cell architecture consisting of a LTO/separator/LFP with a ferroelectric PVDF binder in the anode and cathode materials, revealing that the polarization field is important for fabricating high-performance LIBs, potentially opening a new design concept for binder materials.

Furthermore, heterokaryons consistently produced more asexual spores than homokaryons.

Furthermore, studies consistently reported that pre-pregnancy BMI positively associated with infant birth weight [ 12, 13].

Furthermore, PM consistently induced expression of genes involved in innate immune responses, chemotaxis, and complement system pathways.

Furthermore, we consistently found that STAT5 knockdown increased the levels of pMLC and potentiated cytokine-induced pMLC, which was restored by concurrent RelA/p65 knockdown (Fig 9B).

Furthermore, we consistently found that the hypericin uptake in RIF-1 tumours was about twice as high as in R1 tumours.

Furthermore, we consistently found likely polyadenylation signals, similar to the eukaryotic consensus AAUAAA, within 35 nt upstream of the polyadenylation sites.

Furthermore, the consistently inferior short term results of carotid artery stenting as done in these studies suggests a need for a strategy aimed at minimising the risk of procedural stroke.