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Our study argues that urban planners, using their professional judgment, can contribute to urban vitality at the neighborhood scale.
Our study argues against a significant switch to non-aerobic glucose metabolism during long-lasting PS of the visual cortex of MwoA patients.
Drawing upon the theory of recombination, our study argues that the influence of technological distance on learning is best understood by not only measuring the distance between innovative outcomes, but by also taking into consideration the knowledge elements underlying the innovative outcomes.
Therefore, our study argues for enhanced efforts to discern potential tumorigenic properties of these genes that serve as the platform for therapeutic cancer vaccines already in advanced clinical development.
Overall, our study argues for the importance of recombination in HIV in allowing the virus to adapt to changing selective pressures as imposed by the immune system and shows that the effect of recombination depends on the immunodominance pattern of effector T cell responses.
Since local invasion can be judged without p16INK4a/HPV-detection on microscopic evaluation, our study argues against routine testing in the setting of pSCC.
The results of our study argue for the functional heterogeneity of this right DLPFC seed region.
Thus, three studies argue for insulin injection 15 20 min before the meal, with our study arguing against even earlier administration at 30 min before the meal.
It is our opinion that the results of our study argue in favor of the validity of the proposed health categorization.
Nevertheless, the low responder rate and the portion of children starting a medication in our study argue against NF as a stand-alone intervention for children with ADHD.
Moreover, our studies argue that pursuing higher resolution structural studies are necessary to understand the complex activity regulation prevalent in the calpain family and for the design of specific calpain inhibitors.
