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Further evidence supporting this model and its applicability to primates and to evolutionary timescales are described below.

The results here provide a strong experimental basis for supporting this model and for discarding the idea that E. coli replication occurs in fixed replication factories.

While further research is needed to undoubtedly prove this is true, current findings support this model and it has been adopted in standards and regulations worldwide.

Our observation of decreased myocardial function in the setting of tachycardia and high preload supports this model and is the main contribution of this study.

Our results support this model and suggest that ManNAc can be further epimerized by Renbp to GlcNAc.

Initial reconstitution experiments using liposome containing recombinant SNAREs supported this model and led to the hypothesis that SNAREs by themselves are sufficient to account for the membrane fusion process [42].

Genetic studies largely support this model, and it is currently known that activation of RET, NTRK (Pierotti et al, 1996) and BRAF (Kimura et al, 2003), and overexpression of the MET oncogene (Suárez, 1998) contribute to the development of PTC, whereas RAS point mutations (Suárez, 1998) and PPARG/PAX8 rearrangements (Kroll et al, 2000) are associated to FTC genesis.

Although direct evidence supporting this model is lacking, AQP9 and ENPP2 are expressed during human pregnancy under both physiologic and pathological conditions.

Supporting this, model simulations combining F and the density of occupied burrows to generate a hyperbolic threshold proved superior to the earlier model (ΔAIC = 13.4), reducing the number of false positives when applied to field data [ 7].

A number of reports elaborating on, and supporting, this model have now been published (McIntyre & Mallett [2012]; McIntyre & Meyer Escott [2012]; McIntyre & Anderson [2012]; McIntyre et al. [2013a]; McIntyre et al. [2013b]).

There is evidence supporting this model in Drosophila melanogaster (Stewart and Beckenbach 2009).