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The present finding in conjunction with our previous study suggested that the peak-and-trough sampling design is promising for the clinical repeated-dose pharmacokinetic trial for drugs with not only slow but also rapid elimination from the body.

The present findings, in conjunction with previously published data [ 19, 45- 48], suggest that changes in glucose metabolism substantially influence OER.

The present findings, in conjunction with our previous work (13), make a significant contribution to the field by demonstrating the existence of JAM-C in SCs at regions of noncompact myelin in motor and sensory nerves of the PNS, an expression profile that appears to hold true for both human and mouse nerves.

This finding, in conjunction with recent clinical evidence, suggests an important role for MTHFR in spermatogenesis.

This finding, in conjunction with our previous finding that NA dramatically inhibits NA activity [17], casts doubt upon the accepted pharmacologic mechanism of action of oseltamivir.

Overall, this finding, in conjunction with the multi-level factor analyses demonstrated that the SAQ has good psychometric properties.

Since MTA1 is required for the p53-dependent DNA repair and p53 is believed to be a guardian of genome integrity during normal spermatogenesis [13] [14], findings presented here in conjunction with the earlier finding of a crucial role of MTA1 in DSB repair suggest a potential role of MTA1-p53 in epididymal function.

The present dorso-medial and lateral PFC findings in conjunction with the behavioural results suggest that high anxiety aids in performing the WM task with task-irrelevant distraction.

The findings presented here, in conjunction with those of Dentinger et al. [ 4] and Wu et al. [ 7] strongly support the key role of Beringia in the phylogeographic processes leading to speciation and intraspecific population structures in the Northern Hemisphere.

These findings, in conjunction with the data presented here, suggest that further components of the PI3K/AKT pathway may also be involved in human growth disorders.

Such findings, in conjunction with results in this present study, suggest that this gene may be a target for selection, either within the coding region, or on neighbouring non-coding regions that regulate splicing in fzl.