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In a systematic review of journal club in post-graduate medical education, none of the 101 articles retrieved demonstrated translation of evidence from journal club into the clinical practice of learners [ 21].

From panning of the yeast cDNA library against GAL80, fragments of the known binder GAL4 and three other ligands of potential physiological relevance were retrieved, thereby demonstrating that the system can be used for identification of biologically relevant targets.

Retrieved literature data demonstrates that the aqueous fraction of the ethanolic extract from the leaves exerts an immunomodulatory activity in different animal models of asthma.

The ability of the developed non-LTE inversion tool to retrieve stratospheric NO abundances is demonstrated by retrieval simulations.

All three categories of mutant have been retrieved in this screen, demonstrating that it is possible to genetically separate the effects of a dms4 mutation on RdDM and development.

If it turns out that Sgt Shaul is alive and in Hamas custody, something that Hamas has failed to demonstrate, retrieving him could take years and a large number of Palestinian prisoners in exchange.

This analysis demonstrated that MeDiChISeq retrieved >88% of the binding sites identified by the other methods, but predicted an additional >10,000 specific sites (Additional file 9B).

13 However, others found that NK cells retrieved from the intrahepatic compartment demonstrate a reduced cytotoxic function ex vivo.

The diversity of distinct EPMV lineages recovered by this study at a single site, and the variable clustering with sequences retrieved from animals in Ghana, demonstrate that different strains are exchanged over large distances by migratory E. helvum bats.

Furthermore, the pharmacophore model demonstrated the capability to retrieve inhibitors from database with a high enrichment factor of 42.58.

For 19 cases of complete matches, the TM sequences have demonstrated the capability of retrieving their orthologous helices.