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And, the more extensively we attempt to document it through death certificates, the stranger and more troubled that project comes to seem.

Lodge makes the same point about Burney: "Why, having discovered this technique, Fanny Burney did not use it more extensively we shall never know".

To assess the role of variation in ITPKC SNP rs28493229 more extensively, we therefore performed a meta-analysis on all published KD association studies in the Taiwanese population including the present data.

To examine outcomes more extensively, we then repeated the transplantation and used the same method of direct comparison of germ cell activity across all transplantations.

To investigate the characters of the R-AS strains more extensively, we surveyed isolates from outbreaks that occurred from 1997 to 2002 for antimicrobial drug susceptibility and bacteriophage typing.

It's also a demonstration device in terms of showcasing Apple's hardware engineering, and a way for Apple to highlight its efforts to bring at least part of its manufacturing and assembly chain back home to the U.S. It's definitely a machine we're eager to test more extensively, and we'll report back once we do.

We would have used it more extensively if we had had enough information to make it a genuine time-varying covariate, but the data only contain the attainment made by the time of data collection plus the time at which the respondent had reached this level of education (according to her own report), so we have had to impute a non-fixed covariate using a method developed by Hoem and Kreyenfeld (2006).

Active lifestyle interventions are superior to passive lifestyle modification advice (7) and ought to be studied more extensively, but we fully agree that they should be incorporated into any structured NODAT prevention program (6).

In addition, we have now more extensively discussed why we may not have detected a stronger difference and explain this with the enhanced lignification in the vascular tissue only Reviewer #2 comments: This manuscript describes a possible mechanism by which the maize fungus Ustilago maydis induces accumulation of anthocyanins as a mechanism to prevent lignin formation.

The results were quite similar with the mouse Nxnl1 construct −351/+51 (Figure 5B), but by examining more extensively the labeled slices, we could identify some GFP positive cells in the inner part of the retina as represented in the merged portion of the panel.

In this current study, we more extensively explored a role for PAX8 in gliomagenesis.