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The government's high level of involvement is supported by political commitment and resourcing.
Although direct evidence is still lacking for the involvement in male gametogenesis of miR2118 and the associated phasiRNAs and lncRNA precursors, their involvement is supported by the phenotypes of rdr6 and dcl4 mutants affected in flower and stamen development (Liu et al. 2007; Song et al. 2012b).
Hofheimer initially was worried about breaking CIF rules, but his involvement is supported by CIF Bylaw 300D, which states, "All students should have the opportunity to participate in CIF activities in a manner that is consistent with their gender identity, irrespective of the gender listed on the student's records".
This hippocampal involvement is supported by the finding of significant correlations between the D1 and D2 scores and the Fos-positive cell counts in CA1, CA3 and subiculum.
This association of 309G/G with higher grade tumours and increased nodal involvement is supported by a recent study in nasopharyngeal carcinoma where the 309G/G genotype was associated with advanced lymph node metastasis [ 39].
The lack of GP involvement is supported by some CMs' reports that although GPs were helpful once they had managed to contact them, GPs rarely initiated contact, which left CMs feeling that communication was one-sided.
Results: the neurological deficits indicative of cerebellar involvement were supported by the magnetic resonance imaging that showed prominent cerebellar and brainstem lesions.
Dr. Littman's involvement was supported by resources from the VA Puget Sound Health Care System, Seattle, Washington.
Dr. Williams' involvement was supported in part by grant U01AR55069 (NIAMS/NIH).
Apart from the U.S. and Russian involvement, Assad is supported by Iran and Arab Shi'ite militias, while Sunni rebels seeking to unseat him are backed by Turkey and Gulf Arab states.
This could suggest more prominent mononuclear involvement, which is supported by evidence of significantly higher mononuclear cell activation in scrub than in murine typhus [ 9].
