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This assertion is further demonstrated in Figure 9, where a fitted LOWESS (Cleveland 1979) curve of rainfall against year clearly shows a sharp decline in rainfall values at or near 1990.
This assertion is further enhanced by the list of highly connected proteins with domain altering SNPs given in Table 2.
This assertion is further supported by the similarity of polB sequences between the medusozoan and linear plasmids.
This assertion is further supported by evidence that prescribing errors are caused by deficiencies in complex, contextual knowledge rather than the underpinning theory or declarative knowledge commonly taught in undergraduate programs [ 3].
This assertion is further supported by a control reaction, where PLE did not have any effect on the micelle-like assembly formed from a structurally similar dendron lacking the enzyme-cleavable ester moiety (Scheme 3).
This assertion is further supported by a recent study finding that most (67.3%) U.S. transplant programs report that they frequently or occasionally do not waitlist patients who are perceived to be unable to afford their immunosuppressant medications [ 30].
This assertion was further supported by the statistical disorder of the side chains of QacR residues E90Q and E120, each of which appear to have a conformation mutually exclusive with one or the other of the two R6G molecules (Figures 2D E).
This assertion was further supported by a comparison of the frequency of shared targets for any two miRNAs chosen at random to the frequency of targets shared by miR-208 and miR-499.
This assertion is strengthened further by such minerals like quartz, mica, and feldspar detected in the microstructure of GAC samples.
While this assertion is not surprising, it suggests, further, that inter-individual differences in candidate gene DNA methylation may serve as a kind of "fossil record" of candidate gene expression differences during development.
Further support for this assertion is that a prospective study of breast cancer incidence found a strong inverse correlation with high vitamin D intake in the first 5 y after baseline dietary assessment (relative risk = 0.66; 95% CI, 0.46 0.94 compared with lowest-intake group), with the association diminishing over time.
