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23 Since intracellular T3 is tightly regulated by deiodinase, iodothyronine, type-2 and deiodinase, iodothyronine, type-3 encoded by the DIO2 and DIO3 genes, respectively, that were previously recognised as OA susceptibility genes, 24 25 the current NCOA3 findings complement the previous outlined hypothesis that local T3 signalling may affect OA susceptibility.

The restructuring plans remain in line with previous outlines, with the mines and the property divisions to be segregated from each other, the bank debt to be assigned against the property company and with key stakeholders taking direct interests in the resultant components of the business.

The previous section outlined ways in which feminists have problematized the idea that particular categories are "natural".

The previous section outlined the flexibility needed in the graduation production function in order to operationalize the mismatch hypothesis.

While this study greatly benefits from the previous research outlined above, it contributes to the current understanding by developing a new approach that estimates the wage gain that immigrant workers would have had if their occupational matching improved to what native-born workers experience in labor markets.

However, a previous article outlined that the majority of copper or even fiber optic wires in America are not being counted.

We mechanically stimulated neurons and recorded the AP in a manner similar to the previous experiments outlined in Figure 1.

The previous sections outlined the methods used to compare the probability distributions, and hence the remaining problem is to estimate the densities from the ensembles.

Interestingly, previous surveys outlined the presence of Pfmdr-1 mutations in more than 60% of isolates, suggesting that Pfmdr-1 mutants could be responsible for CQ clinical failure in Madagascar.

Previous results, outlined by Pearson and Brascamp [13], show a near threshold effect on the perceptual dominance of an ambiguous figure, usually in rivalry displays, in-line with hysteresis effects consistently reported over the years.

In some respects, the findings substantiate those of previous research, outlined in the introduction to this article.