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In order to separate potential birth order associations from those potentially arising from family size, we reran the analyses separately for firstborns who did or did not have a sibling at 4 years.

However, the nonsense-mediated RNA decay (NMD) might lead to underestimate the levels of the F9del form, or prevent the evaluation of that potentially arising from exon 2 skipping, both frame-shifted and introducing a premature nonsense triplet in exon 3. To rule out this possibility, we performed splicing assays in the presence of 100 µ m cycloheximide (CHX), a well-established NMD inhibitor.

This elevated false-positive fusion frequency potentially arises from artefacts of random re-priming of the 3′ termini of displaced amplification fragments to non-specific sites.

So the company avoids any potential liabilities that would potentially arise from an influx of snake-oil salesmen.

That is one of the main problems we see potentially arising from this legislation".

We proceeded with the analysis of the unbalanced groups because this approach avoids the bias that might potentially arise from the 'artificial' exclusion of a proportion of the non-MT patients.

We propose that this serves to reduce interference that could potentially arise from the single-probe stimulus presented at retrieval, which could be mismatched (66% of trials) on either color or angle properties with the contents of WM.

This suggests that homozygous mice have reciprocal patterns of Errβ and Errγ expression, potentially arising from developmental compensation and heterozygous mice may partially lack this compensation, contributing to phenotype differences.

This independent association of COPD with lung cancer risk could potentially arise from chronic inflammation.

We made use of this property in order to minimize assumptions and avoid model bias that could potentially arise from fitting parameters to one reaction scheme over another.

We emphasize that this simulation has been created primarily to illustrate our point about biases that potentially arise from quartile analyses based on ranking on one sex alone.