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This appears to be attributable to relatively small number of transplanted cells, and distinct morphology of RPE cells; it might be relatively easy to minimize contamination of undifferentiated cells.

This appears to be attributable to selective accumulation of long-chain MTXPG3 (R = 0.28, P = 0.0005) and very long chain MTXPG4 5 (R = 0.39 0.42, P < 0.0001) at the expense of short-chain MTXPG1 2.

This appears to be attributable to its ability to trigger two independent pathways a priming step that increases cell excitability and an amplification step acting through elevation of cAMPi.

However, a very low level of Foxp3 expression was observed in CD25-CD4+ T cells; this appeared to be attributable to a small population of CD25-CD45RBlowGITRhighTR cells ([ 26], M Ono, manuscript in preparation).

This difference appears to be attributable to numerous indoor sources for the former, but much less for the PCBs.

Furthermore, a large amount of the unexplained acid load in this model appears to be attributable to differential Na+ and Cl- shifts, presumably from extravascular to vascular or intracellular to extracellular spaces.

As an example, variation in the liability to schizophrenia has a GCTA-based heritability of around 23%, and most of this variation appears to be attributable to set of almost 2,000 genes involved in central nervous system function (Lee, DeCandia, et al., 2012; see also Cross-Disorder Group of the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium, 2013).

This increased risk appears to be attributable to a subgroup of drivers with type 1 diabetes.

This increase in activity appears to be attributable to both more efficient DNA binding and a faster rate of translocation when these spacing enzymes are able to engage linker DNA.

This effect on embryo morphology appears to be attributable to the EP medium, rather than OET assay itself (Fig. S1).

This inadequate level of U.S. funding appears to be attributable to the low priority placed on identifying and managing the health risks of climate change by Congress and the federal government.