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Furthermore, this represents an external assessment of new criteria in a different setting than that of the original validation an important step toward consistency for its findings.
Furthermore, this represents a potentially novel mechanism to explain neointimal hyperplasia.
Furthermore, this represents an important large animal model for testing artificial liver support systems.
Furthermore, this represents the first formal assessment of emotional distress as a modifier of DL tolerability, and these data were collected using a widely-applied, clinically-validated psychometric tool, the BSI-18.
Furthermore, this represents the major contribution of HR to DSB repair after IR in G2 phase, with the majority of DSBs being rejoined by NHEJ in G0/G1 and G2.
Furthermore, this study represents an extensive evaluation and comparison between mechanical properties of SCC using current international codes and prediction equations proposed by other researchers.
Furthermore, this approach represents a generic modeling framework for simultaneously analyzing spatial and stochastic events in cellular metabolism and should enable quantitative evaluation of the effect of enzyme compartmentalization on virtually any recombinant pathway.
Furthermore, this work represents the first report to describe complete tumor rejection after co-inoculation of lymphoma cells transfected with CD40L and CD80 in either presence or absence of CD40 expressing lymphoma cells.
Furthermore, this cohort represents an emergency department population and not the general headache patient.
Furthermore, this index represents the link position on the path of a flow f; the index starts at 0. We denote p j f the j th packet of a flow f.
Furthermore, this impairment represents the core symptom of schizophrenia (i.e., little interest in social behavior or increased social isolation) [44], [45], and most studies on animal models of schizophrenia describe this impairment as a negative symptom [46].
