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This possibility demonstrates the necessity of producing diagnostic reagents with antigenic affinity to the agents occurring in the region.
Some clinical studies support this possibility, demonstrating a protective effect of N-acetyl cysteine by ROS scavenging or by reduced ROS generation [ 47– 50].
Taken collectively, the results of this study support this possibility, demonstrating that during quiet wakefulness but not SWS, RR VTA neurons coordinate selectively with hippocampal replay sequences and are biased in their timing towards the reactivated representation of rewarded locations.
Although we have not showed changes in expression of genes, this is a real possibility demonstrated in rats [ 11].
This possibility was demonstrated during our data acquisition, when PET/CT disproved the findings of a positive bone scan in the pelvis, by demonstrating that there was no indication of bone metastasis on either PET or CT scan.
Support for this possibility is demonstrated by the results of our study.
This possibility is demonstrated with using the system of linear low-density polyethylene – basalt fibers (LLDPE/BFs).
This possibility was demonstrated in a preclinical study on leukemia using the S phase specific drug ARA-C [ 134].
In fact, we have excluded this possibility by demonstrating that the mutation has arisen on a number of different European mitochondrial haplogroups.
The authors confirm this possibility by demonstrating that Ras-transformed MCF-10A cells induce expression of IL-6 and activate STAT3 phosphorylation when cultured on a bed of Matrigel or Laminin matrix but not when grown as monolayer cultures [ 1].
We tested this possibility and demonstrate that, while including technical artifacts as covariates does improve eQTL detection over known covariates alone (2.4% increase at p < 0.05, increase in π1 from 0.217 to 0.308), both PCs and ISVs perform even better, demonstrating a 5.9%and4.9%9% increase at p < 0.05, respectively, when compared to no covariate inclusion.
