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The unique genetic background of the crosses used in this study permitted an unprecedented analysis of the role and regulation of the lycopene cyclase enzymes in tomato.

However, the culture-independent, high-throughput strategy utilized in this study permitted detailed characterization of whole populations of nasal microorganisms, rather than individual species, in relation to S. aureus occurrence.

Nevertheless, the panel of markers used in this study permitted us to differentiate the principle subsets of the T and NK lymphocyte lineages and to distinguish between innate and adaptive cells.

The high definition sequencing used in this study permitted a detailed count of the isomiR sequences which are listed in Tables S7, S9, S11 and S13 by order of abundance (highest to lowest).

The large number of confirmed FNB in this study permitted the analysis of subgroups.

The approach taken in this study permitted identification of many genes never before linked to the cDDP-resistant phenotype.

As in prior investigations, this study permitted adjunctive armodafinil or adjunctive placebo to be combined with a broad array of ongoing bipolar disorder maintenance treatments, in conformity with the availability of many such choices in clinical practice, providing the strength of increased generalizability, albeit with the potential limitation of decreased assay sensitivity.

In silico data obtained from this study permitted an enhanced analysis of HRV A2 strains using the ICTV criteria which assign a member to the genus Rhinovirus or Enterovirus [42] (Table 3).

In addition the longitudinal design of this study permitted an assessment of outcome effect, rather than being limited to a simple description of outcomes.

The strategy depicted in this study permits the spontaneous formation of corrugated patterns using a two-step procedure involving an initial thermal pre-polymerization followed by UV exposure.

The tank-size design in this study permits the possibility of failure to account for the characteristics of the crop, which must sustain water shortage to a certain degree at infrequent intervals.