It is apparent that portion size should not be exclusively considered as on occasions the unit size, when portion size has remained constant, has been found to be influential.
However, a role in 5hmC production was recently also ascribed to DNMT enzymes, suggesting that this species may not be exclusively considered an intermediate of the 5mC demethylation process, but also an important epigenetic marker regulating the pluripotency of stem cells, cellular development, aging, and carcinogenesis.
In a second round, we then exclusively consider the mutations not yet covered, some of which (in conjunction) could point to a different haplogroup affiliation and thus serve as positive evidence for the existence of a secondary constituent.
Such pressure has placed the CIA and other intelligence agencies between the incoming president to whom they will soon answer and a chorus of legislators, mostly but not exclusively Democrats, who consider the Russia hack a national emergency.
He looked especially, although not exclusively, at margins, considering them a good indicator of where a company is in its boom-bust commodity cycle.
This analysis exclusively considers the former participant group.
However, in this study [ 15], not exclusively kidney diseases were considered, and especially cats with feline infectious peritonitis showed higher Zn concentrations in the tissues compared to healthy cats.
Even though a few articles included in the current review did not exclusively recruit individuals who were considered overweight or obese at baseline, all studies aimed to reduce body weight as part of their objectives, and most did subanalysis with body mass index (BMI) subcategories.
A potential limitation of our study is that it did not exclusively include patients who would be considered at increased risk for postoperative complications.
BAT launched several brands, each aimed at a specific age group, led by Finesse (sold as Capri in other countries "with a female imagery campaign" [ 72]), "considered primarily (but not exclusively) for females" [ 73].
