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Anheuser-Busch did not immediately disclose details of the agreement but said "the proposed resolution is substantially in line" with revised terms announced in February.

These figures are substantially in line with previous evidence brought forward from the literature from the UK. 5 6 A slow uptake of online ratings has also been reported in the US.

It is worth highlighting, however, that the average cost emerging from this present study is substantially in line with a recent analysis of the real treatment costs for HIV patients.

The HBSC data on the trend for the past decade are substantially in line with published data that show a drop in the prevalence of experimentation with smoking and regular tobacco use among adolescents.

Even though a short median PFS of 1.7 months was registered for the overall study population, this figure seems to be substantially in line with median PFS of 2.5 months reported in literature for heavily pretreated patients enroled in phase I trials (Arkenau et al, 2008).

However, the level of endogenous NANOS2 was substantially higher in line #4, which might explain the difference in fertility of these two lines.

The repeat length was substantially higher in line 6 than line 1 (Fig.  2), but both the average percentage of iPSCs or neurons with foci (Figs.  5j, 6g) and the average number of foci per cell (Figs.  5k, 6h) were similar.

As the action of inhibition is second order in the Taylor expansion sense, inference for inhibitor variables I S, E may be expected to require substantially more data, in line with the 'weak identifiability' of second-order terms reported in Calderhead and Girolami (2011).

The low correlations between SpO2 and anthropometry indicate that, even if the association is causal, factors other than SpO2 substantially influence anthropometry, in line with evidence that nutritional and other factors, rather than hypoxia, most likely explain the height deficit in highland populations (Greksa, 2006).

The European Union has given Hungary a chance to stave off the loss of development aid, agreeing to review the decision in June to see if Hungary is seen to be taking action to substantially reduce its deficit in line with the bloc's standards.

The expression of the progesterone receptor gene PGR decreased substantially in all cell lines tested in response to SETD6-depletion (Fig. 4A C).