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While A. butzleri is isolated often from aqueous environments, it is isolated also from multiple animals and food sources.

We postulate however, that the random distribution of Tmn variability makes it unlikely to invalidate our findings (which reflect the sum of numerous recordings in multiple animals) and note that studies which validated Tmn against absolute coronary blood flow[10] reported a similar Tmn variability to that seen in our pulmonary work.

Eighteen CNVRs were identified in multiple animals and are reported in Table  5.

We also quantified Runx2 and sp7 expression on sections from multiple animals and produced scatterplots depicting normalized expression levels in individual cells.

Throughout the paper, we used "N" to indicate the number of biological replicates, each containing multiple animals, and "n" to indicate the number of individual animals.

Quantitative trait loci (QTL) analysis is a well-established genetic technique for mapping the chromosomal loci of complex traits in rodents, humans, multiple animals, and plants (Rapp 2000; Paterson et al. 1991; Fullerton et al. 2003).

Multiple animal and human studies have shown that a few months of moderate exercise can create new neurons, lift mood and hone memory and thinking.

Physiologically based pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic (PBPK/PD) models can be used to explore the interactions between agents, countermeasures, and the organism with a view to integrate multiple animal and human datasets, and to develop tools for countermeasure design and dosing regimen selection to maximize countermeasure administration efficacy.

Multiple animal and human studies have linked EDC exposure (during or after fetal development) with a host of hormone-related disorders, like low sperm count, cancer (breast, ovarian, prostate, testicular), congenital malformation of the genitals and even obesity.

Multiple animal and human studies have demonstrated a delay in gastric emptying with GLP-1 or glucagon, another protein encoded by the proglucagon gene [ 7- 124 25, 25].

Endocrine-disrupting effects of BPA are well studied, and multiple animal and human studies have reported evidence of sex-specific adverse health effects resulting from BPA exposure (Braun et al. 2011b; Kubo et al. 2003; Perera et al. 2012; Rubin et al. 2006).