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This inference is further illustrated in 3D plot shown in Fig. 5, where more superthermal ions result in the formation of more abrupt shocks.

This inference is further supported by simulations with both signals, S1 and S2.

This inference is further strengthened by the observation that the largest ES was found in the groups that had undergone AT and ST.

This inference is further supported by the presence of bisexual populations for T. c. mauritanicus and T. c. simplex in the Iberian Peninsula.

This inference is further supported by the histopathology of SS-exposed PD7 lung showing the increased presence of crested secondary septa (i.e., incomplete formation of secondary alveolar septa).

This inference is further supported by the finding that both UG26 cells and NGF plus Col 1 have potent prosurvival HSC activity in the absence of any mitogenic effect on the HSCs thus "protected".

This inference was further supported by characteristic proton singlet at δ H 8.17 (H-2) and sp 2 methine carbon at δ C 155.6 (C-2).

This inference was further supported by the finding that LXB pre-injection also increased the susceptibility of mutants of the Toll and imd pathways (Dif and key respectively) to all three bacterial species (with the exception of Dif mutant flies that were killed by E. faecalis too rapidly) (Fig. 1A-C).

This inference was further analyzed through different transcripts of S. squalidus and SSH was successfully used to isolate pistil-enriched transcripts from three different S-genotypes of S. squalidus.

This inference was further supported by the microarray analysis (Fig. 1B) and RT-PCR experiments (Fig. 5), which clearly demonstrate that sven0929 is transcriptionally coregulated with genes involved in CHL biosynthesis.

This inference was further confirmed by the findings that HBx mutants with deletions of amino acids 128 135 also significantly abrogated the function of HBx in upregulating HIF-1 α. Surprisingly, we have also noticed that the expression of HBx mutants with C-terminal truncations or deletion mutations was significantly less than that of wild-type HBx, although the same amount of plasmids were used.