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The analysis of scalar-excursion statistics provides support of the main hypothesis of the current study that unphysical scalar excursions in LES result from dispersive errors of the convection-term discretization where the subgrid-scale model (SGS) provides insufficient dissipation to produce a sufficiently smooth scalar field.

As the seizure susceptibility of LE patients is also observed in ADPEAF patients and Lgi1 mutant rats and mice, it is reasonable to assume that at least some of the LE symptoms result from a reduction in LGI1 levels.

The percentiles used were obtained from the skewed LE-distribution resulting from interviewing 334 healthy volunteers.

However, the presence of inflammatory lesions in the vicinity of apoptotic cells, as observed both in UVB-induced and in LE skin lesions in SLE patients, suggests that these lesions result from an inflammatory clearance of apoptotic cells.

Pulmonary emphysema is one of the major components of COPD and is thought to result from oxidative stress, chronic inflammation, protease antiprotease imbalance and lung epithelial (LE) cell apoptosis.

This defect may result from reduced fusion between enlarged LE/LY and autophagosomes to form autophagolysosomes (33).

We thought that hypomyelination in the conditionally deleted Schwann cells could result from the reduced delivery of P0 to the plasma membrane from the LE/LY compartment.

To identify relevant articles, two reviewers (LE and JB) independently screened the studies resulting from the literature search.

In the literature on self-employment, educational attainment is noted to have a significant influence resulting from two opposing forces (e.g. Le [2000]).

The modified bioavailability could explain the various clinical adverse effects resulting from the chronic oral administration of G alone as opposed to LE.

Elevated glucocorticoid levels resulting from dependence-related HPA axis activation may contribute to amplified motivation to drink through an interaction with the brain's reward system, the mesocorticolimbic reward circuitry (Piazza and Le Moal 1997).