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Two even earlier specimens are even harder to interpret.

A beneficial role of aggregation has been demonstrated in a model for Huntington disease, another neurodegenerative disease associated with trinucleotide repeats and intracellular protein aggregates, in which the unbound specimens are even more toxic than the aggregates.

In contrast, the mean expression of the candidate Oncogenic miR-17 among the clinical specimens was even higher than in HAG cells (Figure 3).

However, the laser-surface-melted specimens became much more susceptible to IGC in the sensitization temperature region, and the corrosion rate of the resensitized specimen was even higher than that of the base materials under the same sensitization condition.

But the largest specimens can be even more fertile.

There are even transsexual cycads -- a few specimens have been documented to change gender under environmental stress.

Logistical impediments prevented timely laboratory analysis of clinical specimens (for two patients specimens were never tested), but even with this constraint, steps were taken to limit adverse public health consequences of the suspected monkeypox virus infections.

Intact fossil specimens are occasionally found even today.

Though the majority of specimens are almost or even totally black, (with the exception of head and facial markings), the color pattern may consist of a brown, gray, tan, yellowish-olive or blackish ground color, which is overlaid with a series of 10 17 dark brown to almost black crossbands.

Evaluations based on aspiration specimens are virtually impossible, even in combination with FCM.

Moreover, up to 15% of specimens are non-reportable even when testing samples with plasma HIV-RNA > 1000 copies/mL.