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MRI and also diffusion tensor imaging studies revealed white matter hyperintensities particularly in elderly subjects with late-life depression (reviewed in [ 55]) which was substantiated by post-mortem data reporting lower density of oligodendrocytes in the MDD brain and a reduced expression of oligodendrocyte-specific gene transcripts [ 55].

That assessment was substantiated by a preliminary post-mortem report put out by the California Horse Racing Board and the University of California-Davis in 2009, the year before Santa Anita switched back to dirt.

The amplitude enhancement has been interpreted as reflecting an overactive action monitoring system in OCD, an interpretation that is substantiated by an increased post-error slowing [55].

"Compliance will be judged on the context, medium, audience, product and prevailing standards" The campaign could also prompt complaints about whether or not the statements that relate to "reparative therapy" – "post-gay, ex-gay" – can be substantiated by the Christian group.

Besides, some scenes show miracles taking place which are not substantiated by logic".

The EPR spectra at 24 hr post indomethacin [Fig. 2B (c)] indicated formation of NO' which is further substantiated by abolition of this signal when rats were pretreated with DAHP [Fig. 3].

Its utility has been substantiated by a number of small studies in diverse populations including traumatic brain injury, mass lesion, infection and post transplant reperfusion injury [5 9].

This alleged allegation is in no way substantiated by fact.

"But in reality, it is not substantiated by truth.

The story was substantiated by just two testimonials.

Altogether, 31 percent of complaints were substantiated by independent reviewers.