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Thus, aging the mice beyond one month may result in notable histological changes, or a more severe fundus phenotype.
FEB may result from an intrauterine fetal bowel cytokine-mediated inflammatory response.
Our preliminary studies indicated that sowing earlier by 1 month (in November) may result in early bolting in May.
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A decline in this aid, warned the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee in June, may result in an economic recession.
Co-infection of an animal with both human and bovine NoV may result in a recombinant agent with altered virulence, as the bovine NoVs have been shown to undergo extensive genetic recombination in a similar manner to the human viruses (36 – 36 ).
Mr. Tsochatzopoulos, who has been in custody since April 2012, faces a separate trial on money-laundering charges that is expected to start in May, and may result in a stiffer sentence if he is convicted.
Some species of tropical tree squirrels produce several litters per year; breeding season in the Northern Hemisphere may extend from December to September and may result in one or two litters that average three to seven young, depending upon the species.
A ruling on the motions for summary judgment is expected in early June, which may result in a ruling in favor of Guidant or Boston Scientific.
Based on these findings, we hypothesize that the ectopic expression of TRPM1 in tumor cells of some CAR and MAR patients may result in aberrant production of autoantibodies to TRPM1 through B-lymphocytic responses [29] [32].
Some authors argue that prolonged duration of dialysis (>1 month) before transplantation may result in chronic renal failure probably because there are two etiologies of AKI in end-stage liver disease: acute tubular necrosis (ATN) and real functional renal failure.
