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It is interesting to note that there is no GO peak in the XRD patterns of BC/GO-1 and BC/GO-2, which may indicate even distribution of GO in the 3D BC matrix [25, 28, 29, 30, 31], consistent with SEM observation.

This may indicate, even indirectly, the activation of an adipogenic program under microgravity [ 125].

With an increased baseline PdG reflecting more progesterone of adrenal origin in smokers, the decreased luteal-phase PdG levels we observed may indicate even lower corpus luteum contribution of progesterone to total excretion.

The largest sample volume may be that of DC/AC-electrocorticography since spreading depolarizations invade the tissue surrounding the ischaemic zone and high recurrence rates may indicate even remotely developing ischaemic lesions (Dreier et al., 2006; Dohmen et al., 2008; Oliveira-Ferreira et al., 2010).

In addition, since school teachers may be some of the more educated members of some communities (particularly in rural areas where levels of educational attainment may be relatively low, and sources of health information limited), the extent of their misconceptions about tobacco use may indicate even greater gaps in knowledge among the larger community.

The lack of an experimental animal model and the lack of consistency with previous epidemiologic studies may indicate that even this apparent risk is not real and instead is a chance association; further investigation is therefore necessary.

This may indicate that even for scans performed on the same scanner, when scanner settings are altered, there may be significant variations in measured CT number, and consequently, material property assignment.

This may indicate that even the ice-planetesimals which brought neon into Jupiter from the outer solar system, formed in a region which was too warm for them to have kept their neon (abundances of heavier inert gases on Jupiter are several times that found in the Sun).

This is in accord with findings by others [6], [33] and may indicate that even among severely obese women, some are still on a steeper growth trajectory than other women.

This may indicate that even some of the G2/M class of genes is less tightly regulated in the developing retina than previously appreciated, and/or that there is differential regulation of the RNA and the protein.

This may indicate an even more significant role of this genetic bias.