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This conceptual framing was informed by aspects of the data which support the following two theoretical propositions (see Fig. 1): 1. Humans are boundedly rational economic agents [40].

The data which support this proposed model are as the following: (1) Tau protein binds to a 13 bp or longer DNA.

This clinical judgment can be modified by the data which support the judgment of the clinician.

In this section, we review the data which support these suppositions for each of the approaches to prevention; in the next section, we review possible new investigational avenues.

A soluble complexation/surface complexation model reproduced the trends in the data, which supports the hypothesis of nonsorbing Cu complex formation.

In view of the above data, which support the existence of additional GAG binding sites within the C-terminal domain of CXCL12γ, we performed titration experiments of 15N-CXCL12γ 15N-CXCL12γent HP derived di-(dp2), tetra-(dp4) and octa-(dp8) saccharides.

It said it was confident Ireland was on track for a recovery and the decision "contrasts very much with the recent data, which support a return to GDP growth this year".

Representing these assertions and the experimental data which support them in a computable way means that they could be used in logical reasoning environments, i.e. for automated meta-analyses, or linking hypotheses and results across different levels of neuroscientific experiments.

These data, which support the findings of the pivotal ARMOR3-SV clinical trial, suggest that baseline AR-V expression does not predict outcomes in mCRPC patients receiving abiraterone or enzalutamide.

Importantly, the available structural data, as well as the cancer-related mutations and non-canonical stabilization of Nrf2 data support both the "hinge and latch" model and the "conformation cycling" model, and thus there are no published data which support the "hinge and latch" model that do not also support the "conformation cycling" model.

In this paper, we present data, which support the claim that a Social Pillar of the EU should entail a hike in MW in the peripheral EU countries.