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No multi-peaked pattern was evident or even suggested for either pre-menopausal (Fig. 3a) or post-menopausal (Fig. 4a) women.

No role has been suggested for either the soluble 'B' form (Bacich et al., 1999) or for any of the other putative products of the variously deleted LHR mRNA isoforms.

Furthermore, despite the established link between lifestyle and CRC, several reports indicate that adherence to suggested guidelines for either behaviour is low.

Figure 1 includes a schematic of suggested flowcharts for either placebo-controlled or active comparator RCTs that was accepted by the group (mean (SD) 9.0 (2.06)).

Homozygous carriers of factor V Leiden or prothrombin G20210A with a family history of VTE were suggested for antepartum LMWH and either LMWH or a vitamin K antagonist (VKA) for the six weeks following childbirth.

Thursday's YouGov poll suggests support for either wing of the Labour party would sink even further – see here – if it split again, as happened in the 80s when the Bennites, with Jeremy Corbyn's support, were trying to do to Foot and Kinnock what they deplore today in Owen Smith.

Concentrating on situations in which ties are considered intolerable, the Article suggests methods for either preventing ties or designing sensible tiebreakers.

Blatner suggests swapping for either iced or hot green tea, which is loaded with health benefits and has a specific compound, L-theanine, that makes it a gentler source of caffeine.

These findings suggest roles for either class of antiviral drugs as well as combination antiviral therapy for H5N1 cases in China [36], [37].

As expected, this suggests that for either type of recombinant gene, the accumulation of the enzyme product depends on the levels of its cognate mRNA, which vary among the different plant lines for each construct due to the positional effect of transgene integration [ 29, 30], a phenomenon not unique to plants [ 19].

An adaptive regulator is suggested for FS that is described either by a not exactly defined mathematical model or by a non-stationary model.