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Table 6 shows the result of Augmented Dickey Fuller test (ADF) and Phillips-Peron test (PP) for each stock return series and other variables.

In contrast, co-culture of fibroblasts in the presence of PDAC cells augmented SPARC expression in fibroblasts (Sato et al, 2003), suggesting that high SPARC expression in the tumour stroma may be mainly a result of augmented SPARC expression in stromal fibroblasts.

Conversely, clearance may be unchanged [21], decreased [20, 22] or even elevated as a result of augmented renal clearance (ARC) in the hyperdynamic phase of sepsis (resulting in sub-therapeutic concentrations of renally cleared antibiotics) [24 26, 31].

Nevertheless, these activations are not necessarily the result of augmented responses in the basic levels of nociceptive processing.

However, these models cannot determine if increased ICOS surface expression is contributing to disease progression or alternatively, if it is a result of augmented T cell activation.

Increased variance may be a result of augmented motor difficulties in children with ADHD-related problems.

Her subjective probabilities at any time are thus the result of augmenting her "prior" opinions about the intuitive plausibilities of propositions with information acquired via learning.

As shown in Figures 2 and 3, the chaperone-like function of EhPDI was dose-dependent, since an increment of activity was observed as a result of augmenting its concentration.

The fourth level is implemented on mobile systems (smartphones and tablets) where loading and operating agents to retrieve and visualize the results of intelligent analysis with elements of augmented reality and the use of geo-information technologies.

We also use the Johansen cointegration for the robustness of the results, because augmented Dickey Fuller test and Phillips Perron tests give contradictory results about the order or integration.

This result is augmented by an analysis of individual performance in the spatial relations task, which divided the participants into two groups that corresponded to levels above and below the median of the slope averaged over the two displays.