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Briefly, 2 SNPs' minor alleles (rs1126616T and rs9138C) showed significant associations with SLE in AA and EA combined males, but not in females, both of which conferred a high risk of SLE (P = 0.0005, OR = 1.73, 95%CI 1.28 2.33).

We reasoned that combining the two mutations E144R and R225E both of which conferred >2-fold increases in the UUG AUG ratio, should give an additive effect and increase the UUG AUG ratio more than either of the single mutants.

We found that a wide array of terms was used in the print media [ 18- 21, 33- 38], many of which conferred a sense of familiarity and efficacy (e.g., "study aid", "study tool") regarding this form of MPH use (Table 2).

The common diseases, which the company will assess, are generally caused by several different mutations, each one of which confers a small extra risk.

The four types of dengue virus, none of which confers immunity to the rest, spread faster in densely populated areas.

It is not that different from many tech firms, both Chinese and American, that have two or more categories of shares, some of which confer more say in the running of the company than others.

P. aeruginosa has several three-component efflux systems, some of which confer resistance to beta-lactams when strongly expressed after mutations in their promoter regions (Table 4) [94].

Betaglycan is an inhibin-binding protein co-receptor, the forced expression of which confers inhibin responsiveness on cells previously non-responsive to inhibin.

According to Meinong, the former is an object (the waters of which confer everlasting life but) which doesn't exist, while the latter is an object which is round, square, and which couldn't exist.

U-box domains are structurally related to RING finger domains, both of which confer E3 ubiquitin ligase activity.

Indeed, more than 80 different alleles have been identified, many of which confer a decreased or absent CYP2D6 activity.