A moderate contribution of Emx2OS-ncRNA to Emx2-mRNA destabilization might be just required, for optimal tuning of this process.
These results support a moderate contribution of birds to the diet of giant noctules in spring and a pronounced diet shift from invertebrates to birds from summer to autumn.
The effects sizes of the observed associations were small to moderate, indicating a relatively moderate contribution of cIMT in T1DM-related cognitive dysfunction.
Therefore, we can conclude that the TIC normalization factor is, to a large part, determined by the baseline with only a moderate contribution of the peak intensities.
The higher levels of triglycerides in the livers of CCl4-treated wild type compared PPARβ/δ-null mice may indicate a moderate contribution of PPARβ/δ in the wild type animal, consistent with the liver pathology described above.
Besides the moderate contribution of genetic factors, most of the variance in daily physical activity and sedentary behavior was explained by a combination of environmental factors that were unique to each twin and random (measurement) error.
In the same study a moderate contribution of TAP to MDR was demonstrated by transfection of the TAP genes into TAP-deficient lymphoblastoid T2 cells, resulting in low level resistance to etoposide, vincristine and doxorubicin.
Because of the moderate contribution of the indirect pathway to the final model output, a scenario where individual animals were released each to different destination herds did not significantly affect the model's final outcome.
For this particular investigation it was, however, critical to rule out the possibility that the absence of a decrease in MFCV was a result of a relatively moderate contribution of the vastus medialis muscle to the total power output of the legs during exhaustive bicycling.
Thus, participants with greater hearing impairment revealed a smaller cognitive capacity (as measured with the LPS-4) regardless of their age, and the statistically significant but moderate contribution of cognitive measures to Model I can at least to some extent be explained by its association with hearing loss.
