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Salmonella hfq deletion mutant is highly attenuated in cell culture and animal model implying a significant role of Hfq in bacterial virulence.

Moreover, we showed that the distribution of these nodal properties followed an exponentially truncated power law distribution model, implying a lack of nodes with extremely high values in these metrics (Figure 7).

We recently showed that SMN restoration in peripheral tissues is necessary for efficient phenotypic rescue in a severe-SMA mouse model, implying a strong peripheral contribution to SMA pathogenesis (Hua et al, 2011).

A recent report by Lazar-Adler et al. [ 13] proposed the role of B. pseudomallei Trimeric Autotransporter Adhesins (TAA) in biofilm formation whereby an insertional mutant of the BPSS1439 gene was affected in its ability to form biofilm in addition to being partially attenuated in an acute murine melioidosis model, implying a positive relationship between biofilm formation and bacterial virulence.

While MR tests the magnitude of an unconfounded effect under a given hypothesis on a causal relationship (for example, SNP → MET → LIP), SEM measures the likelihood of each of the possible hypotheses on path model implying a causal relationship, to select the best fitted path model.

If the 19th-century model implied a moralistic captain steering the ship of the soul, the new character model implies a crafty Machiavellian, deftly manipulating the neural networks inside.

Neither does the notion of abstraction in the stratificational model imply a move in terms of level of contextualisation.

Perceived Flexibility Benefits: The SaaS model implies a low organizational dependence of service consumers on service providers.

However, the present note shows theoretically, as well as with a numerical illustration, that existing empirical applications of the lambda model imply a systematic underestimation of this fraction.

This regression model implies a predicted residual of zero for a soil C: N ratio of 22.4, with this ratio being fairly typical for forest soils in New Zealand.

Our nested logit model implies a value of NOK 8600 for a one percentage point increase in the non-tax share of the vehicle retail price.