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Subsequent analyses show that gamma-glutamyltransferase (γ-GT) may be a significant pathway that resulted in the formation of glutamate and ammonia from glutamine catabolism extracellularly.
Only after the valve was found to be positive for T. whipplei did subsequent analyses show that the embolus was positive for T. whipplei.
Subsequent analyses showed that Group Novel discriminated above chance, updated D2: t(7) = 10.77, p <.001; cumulative D1: t(7) = 6.51, p <.001, while Group Familiar were at borderline levels above chance; updated D2: t(7) = 1.88, p =.05; cumulative D1: t(7) = 1.63, p =.075, all one-tailed.
Subsequent analyses showed that visual cues nonreliably increased hit-rates (Table 5), t(15) = 1.20, p = .25, but also (nonreliably) increased false-alarm rates, t(15) = 1.57, p = .14.14
Subsequent analyses showed that patients with higher education were more likely to have a reliable reduction in FCR [ 35].
Subsequent analyses showed that the sensitivity for detecting NPC was related to the clinical stage of the disease [6], [7].
Subsequent analyses showed that tal/pri transcripts encode short peptides of 11 amino acids that contain full biological function (Galindo et al. 2007; Kondo et al. 2007).
Subsequent analyses showed that the proportional risk reductions produced by tamoxifen were little affected by entry age or nodal status [ 13].
Subsequent analyses showed that nearly one-third of rural wells sampled had pesticide contamination, with aldicarb and the herbicides atrazine and alachlor being the most widespread.
Subsequent analyses showed that, although the TR/GR-null livers could not use extracellular cystine as a source of Cys, they required trans-sulfuration of homocysteine for survival.
Subsequent analyses showed that the chlorotic phenotype is not associated with the deletion in chromosome 14 encoding SACPD-C since the two traits (i.e. chlorosis and high stearate) segregated independently in subsequent generations.
