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Consistent with the sequential N- and C-terminal deletion mutants (see Fig. 2), both mutants, although lacking any shared Basic region sequences, similarly supported a low level of colony formation at the nonpermissive temperature (Fig. 3 C and D; enlarged pictures of the plates are shown in Fig. S3).

Grass lawns are coming under increasing challenge as they tend to support a low level of biodiversity and can require substantial additional inputs to maintain.

An engineered PCNA gene with mutated E2F binding sites supports a low level of expression that can partially rescue the lethality of PCNA null mutants.

The simplest explanation why the spoIIE C399A mutant has a less severe sporulation defect than other SpoIIE variants is that it supports a low level of σF activation.

An exception is the rhizosphere of cluster roots, which have much greater root surface area and exudation rates than non-clustered roots and which generate a low pH in the rhizosphere and therefore support only a low level of microbial activity [ 19, 20].

Supporting this role, a low level of expression of microRNA let-7d and a polymorphism in a let-7 microRNA binding site in the Kras 3'UTR are associated with poor survival from HNSCC [29], [30] and let-7 has been shown to regulate Kras expression [31].

Adjusting for confounding variables is important, as previous studies report an association between depression and alcohol use, cannabis use [ 25– 27], traumatic events (e.g. sexual abuse) [ 16], low perceived family support [ 28], a low level of maternal education [ 29], and under-attainment at school [ 12].

The data from our nationwide prospective cohort study supports the hypothesis that a low level of occupational physical activity might increase the relative risk of prostate cancer.

These observations thus support the notion that a low level of EGFR expression at the cell surface is related to resistance to combined treatment with nimotuzumab and radiation, irrespective of KRAS status.

The synthesis of Sinnott et al. summarized cognitive impairment, poor social supports and finances, and a low level of motivation as factors influencing patients' ability to understand and adhere to treatment [ 4].

Primary care providers' comments support the claim that FPs have a low level of involvement in the provision of services that are not included in the performance indicators, such as family planning, postpartum follow-ups, and chronic disease management.