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As most of a fly's mitochondria are in the thoracic flight muscle, this approach will predominantly report on these.

The final result demonstrated substantial improvements in related patient and healthcare outcomes, at the bedside, contrasting existing intervention studies to date that predominantly report non-significant or inconsistent nutrition related outcomes in hip fracture inpatients [ 1].

19 Among the few Canadian studies that are focused on conceptual understandings of depression, Schreiber and Hatrick 25 reported that Euro-North American women predominantly report a biomedical explanatory models.

For this reason and reasons described below, we predominantly report results from the MIMP estimator and use DoM estimates only for special cases, such as analyses adjusting for body weight.

Koro, as a culture bound syndrome is predominantly reported from Asian countries.

It was found that laboratories predominantly reported analytical results that were greater than the reference value, however the majority of results were closer to the reference value when compared to the previous comparison carried out in 2010.

The wwb values reflect the radionuclide content of the STP as experienced by the user (and measured in this study), whereas the dwb values refer to the radionuclide content of the solid matter of the STP (predominately tobacco) and is reported here to facilitate a comparison both across different types of STP and with published values, which are predominantly reported historically as dwb.

The database predominantly reports vaccine trials in infants.

Cognitive effects of stress are predominantly reported for declarative and emotional memories related to hippocampus and amygdala function.

While in some settings signaling through the low affinity receptor p75 following NGF exposure can result in apoptosis[51], in the presence of TrkA the signals are predominantly reported to be anti-apoptotic[52].

In line with this distinction functional neuroimaging studies on emotion regulation have predominantly reported the involvement of lateral but also of medial prefrontal cortex when participants were instructed to use strategies to reduce negative emotional experiences [25] [28].