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This data strongly supports our previous findings, which suggested that LIF recruitment in cell culture might be attenuating the terminal cell differentiation in order to maintain the pool of neural stem cells.

However, the down-regulation of photosynthesis and the Calvin-Benson cycle induced upon WRI1 expression in this study suggests that WRI1 itself might be attenuating the expression of WRI1 from the rubisco promoter.

One way of deciding whether RHDV is evolving to maintain high virulence, or whether it might be attenuating to less virulent forms, would be to sample RHDV within rabbit subpopulations and compare virus sequences from year to year.

You'd think that the Greeks' resentment of austerity might be attenuated by the recognition of how much money Germany has already paid and how much damage was done by rampant Greek tax dodging.

Such kinship might be attenuated by exo-gestation, especially if it was combined with genetic engineering and mass production.

Provided that microcirculation is intact, the increase in microcirculatory flow leads to an increased oxygen availability for the tissues, which might be attenuated by tissue oedema.

The epicenters of the inland events in Fig. 1 were located away from the plate interface, where the stress change caused by the fluctuating slip rate on the plate interface might be attenuated.

We expected all three variables to moderate the impact of suppression primarily in the low interactivity condition; if a higher degree of interactivity augments overall or systemic working memory resources, then participants' performance would be more resilient and the moderating properties of these factors might be attenuated.

Thus, the effects of predisposing risk factors might be attenuated on diets that are generally healthy and specifically low in glycemic load".

Therefore, we assumed that the effects of atropine injection on heart rate were maintained consistently until the spawning behavior finished, whereas the effects of sotalol injection might be attenuated.

Alternatively, transcription of differentiation-specific genes might be attenuated, but still weakly active and rapidly switched to a more active state upon activation of respective signaling cascades, initiating and accompanying the transition into another differentiation state.