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Improved activity in the combination treatment group was also noted when drug administration occurred when tumours reached a substantially larger size (300 mm; Fig 2B).

The sequencing of the P. pacificus genome revealed many important and unexpected features, such as a substantially larger size and a higher number of predicted protein-coding genes when compared to C. elegans, the presence of horizontal gene transfer and the duplication of genes encoding enzymes involved in the detoxification of xenobiotics [ 25].

While the difference from our findings may reflect the substantially larger size and greater statistical power of the 1958 Cohort, our finding of a null association between socioeconomic position and E-selectin, another key endothelial function marker, supports the validity of our observation.

Norway rats reach substantially larger sizes, especially in urban areas [32] than other members of the genus, and are unlikely to be attacked by most house cats [20](Fig 3) compared to smaller congeners such as Rattus rattus, whose adult body size, of approximately 200 g, tends to be that of juvenile R. norvegicus [22], [32].

Ultimately, we anticipate establishing a more full-fledged Smart Classroom 2.0 learning environment to facilitate teaching and learning and replicating the present study with a substantially larger sample size in the near future.

An appropriate use of principal components would also have required a substantially larger sample size than was possible to collect in this study [45].

These findings using a substantially larger sample size are consistent with our original observations for expression of these proteins in neoplastic epithelial cells in endometrial cancer [9].

This study incorporated datasets employed previously by Gilman et al. [20], [25] for the Hawaii longline tuna and swordfish fisheries, and pooled these with additional data not previously analyzed to produce a substantially larger sample size, where the previously employed data comprised 10% of the records employed here for the North-Central Pacific Ocean region.

Our study does, however, rely on a substantially larger sample size than many previous studies.

When compared with the simulation study, the present analysis has employed a substantially larger sample size (292 segregants) and higher density of markers in the QTL regions.

The substantially larger sample size additionally allowed us to consider more maternal and infant covariates as well as build statistical models for daughters and sons separately.