8 Presumably, as an effect of this decision, a large reduction of confirmed malaria cases was noted between 2005 and 2009 among children under 5 years of age.
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Exogenous folinic acid, which can be metabolized by enzymes downstream from DHFR, can presumably exert an effect only if it is taken up from the surrounding media.
The modest increase in pulmonary artery wedge pressure, implying a modest increase in left atrial pressure, and the eventual decline in cardiac output, presumably indicate an effect of etorphine on the heart itself.
In conclusion, our study demonstrated that circadian clock genes can regulate the non-circadian cyclical hair growth cycle, presumably via an effect on the progression of the cell cycle in a progenitor cell compartment of the hair follicle, the secondary hair germ [ 5].
The increased genomic coverage generally improves the statistical power to resolve weak population structure and it provides unprecedented opportunities for identifying genomic regions that show elevated levels of differentiation, presumably as an effect of selection (Luikart et al. 2003; Stinchcombe and Hoekstra 2007).
The immune reactivity seems to be a secondary and presumably an indirect effect.
The low rate of pregnancy observed in January 2000 was presumably an indirect effect of Cu deficiency, linked to the low body weights of hinds.
Here and there, Just goes in for a kind of syntactical shortcut, presumably a side effect of his laudable economy of style, but one that creates grammatical ambiguities: "She began to describe her studies, utterly fascinating".
The morphological changes are presumably a postsynaptic effect, as they are observed in the spines of transfected cells in which TRIM3 expression has been altered.
