Animals exposed to either higher or lower than 50 μM of Ot B exhibited a smaller or an insignificant lifespan extension (Fig. 1b, c).
In the first follow-up of the French uranium miners' study (1946 1985), a significantly increased SMR of 2.35 was observed on the basis of 17 cases (Tirmarche et al, 1993), which became insignificant after extension of the follow-up period to 1999 (SMR=1.24, n=29) (Vacquier et al, 2008).
The insignificant role of government in providing extension services is consistent with expectation because there are very few extension workers currently working for government.
For instance, Ulimwengu and Prabuddha (2011) similarly found access to extension service to be insignificant factor and tended to reduce farmers' WTP.
In this section, we address only rate response curves for which this behavior is insignificant, focusing our attention on how network extension has been used to tune a process's steady-state response curve.
It was however remarkable to note that addition of more variables including household head age, sex, and family size and access to government extension services in the model yielded insignificant results.
Even depletion of CD3+ cells, which incurred a profound extension of OS, only resulted in an insignificant reduction in terminal splenic engraftment levels (Fig. 6B).
However, SRF treatment failed to abolish N-methyl-d-aspartic acid and strychnine-induced convulsions, indicated by insignificant change in the appearance of turning behavior and onset of tonic extension, respectively, as compared to vehicle control.
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