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While evidence does show that indicators of injury mortality are similarly indicative of injury morbidity (Bell et al. 2014) additional evaluations of hospitalization data against these ACS indicators are needed.

"We would have been there for decades" otherwise, he says; NATO only wanted Britain to stay, with a tiny force, for a year or two.Mr Hague's absence from the early Franco-German efforts to end the Ukraine crisis seemed similarly indicative of shrunken ambition.

Data from human studies are similarly indicative that alkylanilines are near-universally susceptible to metabolic N-hydroxylation (11).

Similarly indicative of AID translational regulation, depletion of either miR in MCF-7 cells increases AID protein levels without concurrent increases in AID mRNA.

Two source-directed analyses are similarly indicative: the Six Cities Study analysis by Laden et al. (2000) and a study of daily emergency room admissions in Boston (Zanobetti and Schwartz 2006).

Studies of new HIV/ AIDS peer support educator roles [ 44] as well as other new roles in mental health services [ 45] are similarly indicative of how role adoption can be constrained where these conditions of shared expectation, role distinctiveness and enabled agency are not met.

Similarly, eIF2α phosphorylation (indicative of PERK activation) was elevated when Sec61β was knocked down (Fig. 3A).

Of note, in the subgroup of patients with other stress tests performed prior to CMR these exams had similarly yielded pathological findings indicative of ischemia.

qRT-PCR analysis showed that ICI and 4-OH-T both increased overall HER3 mRNA levels, which could be indicative of ERα, similarly to ERβ, having a repressive effect on HER3 mRNA expression.

Similarly, mean baseline HRQoL scores were indicative of significant disease impact.

However, severity and frequency of signs indicative of IDD were similarly distributed in all age groups.