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Our investigation into co-regulation motifs has further provided complementary analysis and given insights that have not been addressed in any previous studies.
A recent study has further provided evidence that local oxidative stress as assessed by net production of isoprostane across the left anterior descending artery territory has a role in the reduction of nitric oxide bioavailability in humans with coronary endothelial dysfunction [ 43].
Recent GWA studies have further provided new fundamental insight into the genetics of SLE by identifying new susceptibility genes and consolidating results obtained in previous studies [12] [15].
We have further provided an Ubuntu virtual machine containing the Montgomery et al. (2010) dataset with SplicePlot.
These same advances have further provided structural details that have revealed insights into side-chain interactions that form the basis for the β-sheet association [ 6, 8, 12].
The findings of this study have further provided evidence that rural women lack appropriate information about breast cancer and its' early detection measures.
While it has been reported previously that administration of NaHS worsened stroke outcome in animal studies (Qu et al., 2006), we have further provided strong evidence that endogenously produced H2S could enhance cell death under ischemic conditions.
We have further provided evidence that nuclear species-specific maternal mRNAs, or derived proteins, can help to support the development that is promoted by that species' nucleus, within the context of another species' cytoplasm.
Heyland et al. [ 29] also observed that satisfaction scores were better in patients who were ventilated for more than 48 h, the authors had further provided a conceptual framework of a patient physician interaction (Fig. 3).
Previous successes in the generation of engineered avirulent, chimeric, and thermostable FMDV vaccine candidates [ 33, 46, 47] have further provided insight for designing new vaccine candidate viruses with engineered modifications by reverse genetics.
