Therefore, we consider that this procedure is vulnerable to criticism and, in consequence, stronger evidence for episodic-like memory in non-human primates is still needed.
In consequence, the evidence from a detected binding site of Fis in the promoter regions of rplM and rpsI is not as strong as in the case of the detected binding sites of LexA.
In consequence, cumulative evidence supports the potential role of immunological monitoring to guide measures to prevent or treat sepsis in a personalised and timely manner (early antibiotic administration, immunoglobulin replacement, immunomodulation).
The physiological and psychological demands associated with operational training can result in physiological consequences evidenced by hormonal alterations justifying the need for periodized training to maintain or improve physical readiness.
In consequence of this evidence, the oscillatory structure observed ubiquitously in the LFP is hypothesized to reflect predominantly synchronized inputs (Elul 1971; Logothetis and Wandell 2004).
Lord Justice Rose stressed: "If that happened, it would be necessary to show that, in consequence, part of the evidence did not find its way into the judge's summing-up, or something of that sort".
In consequence, IARC concluded that evidence in humans for the carcinogenicity of microcystin-LR is inadequate (IARC 2010).
The vasogenic theory has recently been questioned in consequence of the lack of evidence of major cranial vasodilatation during migraine attacks [23, 24].
The origin of Caryophyllales, in consequence, was largely obscure and a matter of speculation before the advent of DNA evidence.
Ballets suffer in consequence.
Here, we have provided in vivo evidence for impaired drug metabolism as a consequence of mutant POR.
