So even if the "climate sensitivity" is as low as 2C, as some lines of evidence now suggest, we would still be looking at 4C plus by the early 22nd century.
Some lines of evidence showed that merely executioner caspase inhibition would not reach this objective.
Although the mechanisms associated with MeHg-induced neurotoxicity have not yet been fully elucidated, some lines of evidence point out to excitatory amino acids dyshomeostasis as an important outcome of MeHg exposure.
Often, however, the personal aspect intervenes as scientists in a certain field will tend to favor one hypothesis over another, simply because they have been educated to understand (and therefore trust) some lines of evidence over others.
Some lines of evidence speak for the contribution of oxidative stress to neuronal tissue damage.
We provided some lines of evidence that BxACE-3 has a role as bioscavenger against anti-AChEs, thereby providing non-neuronal functions of chemical defense.
Some lines of evidence suggest that UPR is triggered in F508del-CFTR expressing cells due to the mutated protein itself or by exogenous factors [16] [19].
Genetic studies point towards the Neolithic Near East as the centre of origin for Bos taurus, with some lines of evidence suggesting possible, albeit rare, genetic contributions from locally domesticated wild aurochsen across Eurasia.
There are some lines of evidence from the literature that O2ꜙ (1) is produced by 5-HT in mice and bovine pulmonary arterial SMC and (2) participates to the contraction or proliferation of SMC [10], [34].
FOXL2 has been detected in the nuclei of ovarian granulosa cells, pituitary thyrotrope and gonadotrope cells and in the peri-ocular mesenchyma [3], [4], [5], [6] but some lines of evidence suggest the existence of a wider expression pattern [7], [8], [9].
Some lines of evidence have demonstrated that S. pneumoniae can form biofilms in vivo and are able to form a sticky matrix on the mucosal surface, although not all pneumococcal serotypes are able to invade the host and cause disease [6], [45].
