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(The length scale and the size of the telescope's beam are shown at the bottom). Astronomers have studied seventeen multiple systems and found evidence supporting the model of multiple stars developing from disk fragmentation.
We conclude that there is a firm experimental and epidemiological basis supporting the model of vitamin D as a physiological immune modulator, on which intervention studies assessing clinical and immunological outcome measures should be designed.
The outcome variables of time and dollars spent online were both well predicted by both WA and WA‐P, with WA showing a strong negative influence upon time spent online, and WA‐P showing a moderate, negative influence on time spent online, and a stronger negative influence upon dollars spent online, supporting the model of WWW apprehensiveness presented and tested.
The log-Bayes Factor ranges from 3.04 to 18.31, depending on the phylogeny used, further supporting the model of correlated evolution.
A substantial proportion of the peaks is located more than 10 kb from the closest TSS, supporting the model of long range regulation of gene expression by TCF4.
Here we describe that increase of Pol II dynamics in the vicinity of the alternative EDB exon correlates with reduced co-transcriptional recruitment of SRp40 supporting the model of kinetic coupling between transcription and splicing.
A variant of the Mobile Ambient calculus, called Boundary Ambients, is introduced, supporting the modelling of multi-level security policies.
Downstream, these surfaces will enhance comparisons of functional and diffusion MRI datasets, supporting the modelling of emerging patterns of brain connectivity.
The results support the model of sensory binding through thalamocortical gamma oscillations.
She thinks the national curriculum has been beneficial and supports the model of a self-improving school system advanced by Michael Gove.
Increasing evidence supports the model of dorsal and ventral streams of information flow between language-related areas.
