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Previous findings indicate that orienting protein interactions can improve the process of pathway discovery.
Previous findings indicate that boundary information is psychologically privileged, and better remembered than other elements of an event.
First, while previous findings indicate that acetylation is required for p53-dependent activity but dispensable for p53 stabilization, our findings indicate that acetylation is required for p53 stabilization.
Therefore, our and previous findings indicate that the rapid clearance of hepatic MIBI might be due to mitochondrial dysfunction including reduction of ATP content in MCD-fed mice.
Previous findings indicate that post-training administration of glucocorticoid stress hormones can interact with the noradrenergic system to enhance consolidation of hippocampus- or amygdala-dependent cognitive/emotional memory.
These and previous findings indicate that structured attention retraining may enhance specific attention skills, but that positive changes in broader attention and untrained functions are less likely.
Previous findings indicate that imprisonment is independently associated with emotional reactions, such as anxiety, and that multiple incarcerations seem to elicit even stronger detrimental emotional reactions (Blanc et al. 2001; Schnittker et al. 2012).
Previous findings indicate that biology teachers around the world have difficulty navigating the controversy that permeates evolution instruction (Sanders and Ngxola [2009]; Cleaves and Toplis [2007]; Moore and Kraemer [2005]).
Taken together, previous findings indicate that the CroV and Mimivirus gene repertoires are related.
Previous findings indicate that blockage of peripheral neuromuscular activity regulates synapse formation in chicken hindlimb muscles [28], [51] [52]).
Previous findings indicate that expression of Ca2+-dependent K+ (KCa) channels is developmentally regulated in chicken spinal motoneurons [2].
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