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This arrangement more closely models the in vivo growth of cells seen in tissues.

By contrast, targeted deletion of the JBTS3 locus in mice (Ahi1; encoding the Jouberin protein) more closely models aspects of the human syndrome.

The use of sweetened ethanol also more closely models drinking in human adolescents who self-report preferential consumption of sweetened alcoholic drinks (Wechsler et al., 2000).

Although objective methods can provide quantitative results, we chose to use the surgeon's evaluation as it has previously been demonstrated that this method more closely models what occurs during actual clinical practice [ 1].

Therefore, the use of DED more closely models the connective tissue element of the oral mucosa compared with collagen gels and enables long-term culture of the models for up to 28 days.

In previous murine models, pneumococcal meningitis was established by either 1) direct bacterial inoculation into the CNS, which generally very short survival times and thus limited use for the study of inflammation processes, or 2) intranasal or intraperitoneal inoculation routes, which more closely models the longer physiological inflammatory mechanisms [ 12].

New York's tax cap is more closely modeled on a cap that has been in place for years in Massachusetts, which limits the overall tax increases in a school district, as opposed to assessments.

Our study also used RIFLE I/F AKI criteria (creatinine only) as the primary endpoint so as to more closely model the clinical scenario in humans.

To more closely model the architecture of cell growth in vivo, cells were grown in a 3D collagen substrate, which was compared to 2D.

The world of Spira itself is very different from the mainly European-style worlds found in previous Final Fantasy games, being much more closely modeled on southeast Asia, most notably with respect to its vegetation, topography and architecture.

Sweet solutions were offered on the preferred right cage side, as a shifting from the preferred solution at the preferred cage side to water at the other side might more closely model anhedonic behaviour.