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When Gosling does something exceptionally grisly to a goon's head in a lift, the splatter-style violence (though largely suggested) is so excessive that Refn seems to be doing it not because it makes real sense, but because, in a fanboy way, he just can.

Box plots displaying the population composition for each sequence are displayed in Figure 4 and largely suggested normally distributed data.

Deleterious hemodynamic effects of severe lactic acidosis are largely suggested by experimental data, although not fully confirmed by human studies.

Laboratory studies have shown positive benefits for prophylactic hypothermia, but clinical trials and systematic reviews have largely suggested weak evidence to support the use of therapeutic hypothermia following TBI [ 10- 16].

Experiments that have introduced TGF-βs into the mammary gland by implantation or via transgenic means have largely suggested that TGF-β1 is a growth inhibitor, suppressing ductal morphogenesis (Table 1).

At the same time, "it is apparent that the science surrounding HVHF activity is limited, only just beginning to emerge, and largely suggests only hypotheses about potential public health impacts that need further evaluation," the report says.

The academic evidence largely suggests that the contribution limits, like other attempted financial reforms, simply increase the advantage of incumbency.

Taken together, the data largely suggests parasite inhibition through recognition of shared PfAMA1 allele epitopes in these diverse parasites.

Previous studies describing the presence of lamin A/C proteins in lymphocyte lineages are mixed, but largely suggest limited to no presence of A-type lamin proteins in early stages of B and T cell development, with increasing protein abundance in mature B and T cells and stimulated lymphocytes [9] [13].

Notably, analyses of transcript levels between zebrafish and N. furzeri but also between N. furzeri strains differed largely, suggesting that ageing is accelerated in the short-lived N. furzeri strain GRZ compared to the longer-lived strain MZM-0403.

Current research has produced several biological hypotheses regarding the cause of tendinosis based on histopathological, biochemical, and clinical findings that show cell apoptosis, angiofibroblastic features, or abnormal biochemical adaptations, largely suggesting that a failed healing response underlies the condition [ 4].