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Interestingly, in this connection, recent X-ray diffraction studies [ 124] suggested an increased fraction of non-stereo-specifically bound myosin heads during stretch, properties usually attributed to weakly bound prepower stroke cross-bridges.

In this connection, recent mortality trends of the eight early-ban countries are noteworthy: Seven countries recorded had equivocal MR trends, and only Germany had an increase in MR trend (Table 1).

In this connection, the recent paper of Gopal et al. [39] is also readable.

In this connection, a recent report suggested that the astrocytoma sensitivity to the alkylating type of chemotherapeutics might be contributed by the hypermethylated MGMT gene [ 64].

Cited in this connection were the recent price increases and the truck strike that lasted through most of April and May.

Of direct relevance in this connection is the recent identification of elevated mitochondrial bioenergetics (higher basal level of oxidative phosphorolyation, greater axonal mitochondrial density) and high complexity of axonal arborization as major contributors to the hightened vulnerability of nigral dopamine neurons to toxic agents.

In this connection we shall discuss recent experimental work using internal photoemission to investigate the height of metal/a-Si barriers as a function of the metal workfunction.

5 14 Armstrong and Doll 12 first hypothesised that there was an association between dietary fat and death from prostate cancer, and many studies have examined this connection, 15 18 but in recent years more attention has been focused on specific fatty acids.

Some of the strongest evidence to support this connection comes from a recent study of human campylobacteriosis in Australia, where despite regular clinical use of FQs and normal rates of Campylobacter infection, there are no confirmed cases of domestically acquired FQ-resistant campylobacteriosis (Unicomb et al. 2003).

This evolutionary connection fitted recent experimental data showing the budding of new peroxisomes from the Endoplasmic Reticulum in certain yeast mutants [21].

In this connection I would cite the recent article by New York Times columnist David Leonhardt who explains the problem with relying on carbon taxes to mitigate the emissions of green house gases.