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Preclinical data in animal models also suggests that the antitumorigenic efficacy of metformin may be dependent on the metabolic composition of its host.

Stating the existence of a clear correspondence (Eqs. 4 and 5) between the two models also suggests shared robustness and accuracy in terms of inferences.

That our phylogeographical results also support expansion-contraction dynamics agreeing with the niche models also suggests that the assumption of ecological niche conservatism through time is essentially correct for H. formosa.

Emerging literature from animal models also suggests that prenatal exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals (e.g., tributyltin) might predispose the exposed subjects to greater accumulation of body fat later in life (Grun and Blumberg 2009).

The lack of divergence in gene expression between orthotopic and ectopic models also suggests that tumor microenvironment and host-tumor interactions may have a greater impact on preclinical and clinical drug response disparity than gene expression.

Climate-change models also suggest that droughts and heat waves may be more frequent and severe.

The models also suggest that severe drought would have transformed once lush regions within fifteen degrees of the equator, already devastated by limited photosynthesis, into Saharas.

Today's climate models also suggest a small probability of exceeding four degrees of warming, and research has suggested that anything beyond 12 degrees would render most of the planet uninhabitable for humanity.

But some of those same models also suggest wetter conditions in tornado country, which is the other key ingredient in storm formation.

But the models also suggest that wind shear — the difference in wind speeds by altitude, which provide the force that causes air masses to start rotating and become tornadoes — is projected to decrease.

Animal models also suggest a connection between emotional brain centers and light sensitivity.