This suggests, firstly, that networks of influence are very important and, secondly, that research utilisation can be unpredictable if dependent on the values of these networks.
This heterogenous, "checker-board-like" expression of steroid receptors and enzymes involved in steroidogenesis suggests firstly that there are different fields of hormonal responsiveness, and secondly, that the endometriosis derives from, and is in phase with, the endometrium [ 22].
This suggests firstly that the reduction in osteoclast number is dependent upon the tumor burden, and secondly that the increase in bone mass is a result of the increase in osteoblasts.
Findings suggest, firstly, that consent to participation in the HIV surveillance is informed by the dynamics of relationality in the HIV surveillance "consent encounter".
These data suggest, firstly, that lack of both the G1 and G2 arrest in some cell lines with mutant p53 has a no more detrimental effect on the cells than lack of a G1 arrest after IR.
Abbott's comments, parroted or not, suggest firstly that this Rhodes scholar who studied for an economics degree does not understand financial markets.
The magistrate behind the well-known Magistrate's Blog has yet to formulate a plan, although there are masses of comments suggesting firstly that there are a good few blogging magistrates out there, and secondly a good deal of irritation at this pronouncement.
We conclude by suggesting firstly that novel ecosystems provide opportunities to broaden the framework of ecological restoration and contribute to biodiversity conservation in an era of global change, and secondly that the question of where and when to implement these opportunities needs careful con-sideration.
However, recent research has hinted that some elements of the landscape may have undergone repeated phases of erosion and redeposition, suggesting firstly that a reliable record of past environmental conditions may be gleaned from these deposits, and secondly that optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) may provide the key to unlocking this record.
Our current findings are entirely consistent with the previous study, but suggest, firstly that lamin A controls this pathway and secondly, that invasiveness can be induced by expression of T-plastin through the same mechanism.
These results suggest firstly, that the HMGCR is involved in the control of sexual dimorphism and secondly, that its action may be required in the ca. To determine the expression pattern of hmgcr, we performed immunostaining.
