While earlier studies significantly nuanced this stereotypical view, particularly with regard to far right organizations, the 2014 European election results should lead to some soul searching.
These studies significantly contribute to our understanding of the mechanism by which GRKs regulate the function of activated GPCRs.
Recent studies significantly advanced our understanding of their lipid composition and cellular mechanisms involved in their development.
These studies significantly focus efforts aimed at identifying central gene regulatory pathways that mediate atherosclerotic disease, and the identification of classification gene sets offers unique insights into potential diagnostic and therapeutic strategies in atherosclerotic disease.
Blacks voting early in the South jumped from about 13 percent in 2004 to 33 percent in 2008, according to the studies, significantly outpacing the percentage of whites.
Our studies significantly advance the understanding that Tau aggregation might exert protective cellular effects, at least briefly, when neurons are facing neurodegeneration stimulus.
Two studies significantly delayed initiation of sex, and one was successful in encouraging users of an SNS to remove sex references from their public profile.
Using a satellite derived estimate of forest cover change for both loss and gain added a dynamic component to more traditionally static and unidirectional studies, significantly improving our understanding of landscape processes and drivers at work.
Previous studies significantly overestimate the increase in the probability of democratic transitions resulting from negative growth shocks, although we find leadership transition frequencies rise significantly following transitions to democracy.
Virol. 1 (2003) 83) by the Italian Society of Clinical Microbiology (AMCLI) showed that the use of external reference standards and of multicentre collaborative studies significantly improves laboratory performance for the qualitative evaluation of HCV RNA.
Our results differ from these two studies significantly.
