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Therefore, EASMI in the current study corresponds with the classical definition of monsoon that is the seasonal difference of wind direction (Ramage 1971).
The gold standard for the current study corresponds to this biometeorological alert indicator.
SNP rs2301151 investigated in the current study corresponds with the Arg211His polymorphism, which had been found previously to have no effect on glucose or insulin responses to an oral glucose challenge [6].
The shift of Vr by 7.0 mV in the current study corresponds to a PLi/PNa ratio of 1.3.
The incidence of BORIS expression at the protein level (70.7%) observed in the current study corresponds well to the reported findings of BORIS mRNA expression in endometrial and uterine tumours (77%) (Risinger et al, 2007).
Estrogen-dependent regulation of miR-203 levels in the porcine endometrium would be speculative; however, the profile of miR-203 expression observed in the current study corresponds to the biphasic synthesis of estrogen by porcine embryos [ 28, 29].
As well as in the previous study on patient assessments of treatment preferences, the DCE results of the current study correspond partly to the direct measurement of needs where emotional, physical and social quality of life were also in the upper range of preferences.
However, this hypothesis can be refuted here, as the most northern samples of the current study correspond to the core range of P. aegeria tircis.
Therefore, it is likely that the RAD linkage clusters in the current study correspond to non-telomeric regions where male recombination is very low.
Interestingly, several of the protein changes we have identified in the current study correspond to data presented in reports on previous microarray experiments carried out on either whole brain or cortical tissue from mouse models of Batten disease (38, 39).
Furthermore, whilst previous studies of breastfeeding helpline(s) have not identified characteristics that promoted user satisfaction, the results from the current study correspond with the evaluation of the Drugs in Breastmilk Helpline in that 'reassurance' was a key factor in the perceived helpfulness of the service [ 20].
