Although chemistry patterns showed associations with landscape characteristics, considerable additional variability remained, suggesting that the modeling of dynamic stream chemistry from map parameters will continue to present a challenge.
At the end of the study, more aggressive colonies than mixed colonies remained, suggesting that since both personality types are present in nature, optimal colony health depends on a specific but not equitable balance between aggression and docility.
However, the 3 yellow diagonal lines remain, suggesting that DNA methylation is similar among different tissues from the same individual.
Notably, some unreacted somatostatin remained, suggesting that the TCEP−dibromomaleimide side reaction was impeding the desired sequence.
Studies controlling for patients' willingness found that age inequities remained, suggesting that once patients see a general practitioner or orthopaedic surgeon further barriers exist.
All significant findings remained, suggesting that the association between ethnicity and attitudinal barriers to cervical screening is not explained by these factors.
However, after multivariate adjustment and subgroup specific analyses, the treatment effect remained, suggesting that these differences may not have a major effect.
Although the OR estimates decreased slightly, the positive associations remained, suggesting that the associations observed with the acetylcholinesterase inhibitors are not entirely due to exposure to chlorpyrifos.
After we adjusted for NGF and/or CD68 immunoreactivity, the significant association of synovitis with symptomatic OA remained, suggesting that increased NGF and macrophage infiltration, either alone or together, do not completely explain the pain.
Interestingly, Rsv induced an increase in nuclear size after 48 h of treatment in 32% of cells, an indication of senescence induction, but after 7 days in DFM no senescent cells remained, suggesting that the undamaged cells repopulated the well.
