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Discussion This study pinpoints three interesting findings.

This study pinpoints two important findings in this young population, such as the association of a very low mortality rate despite high severity scores and a strong association between respiratory failure and death.

This study pinpoints the existence of "unrobust" QTL, which raises the question which QTL are expressed in the commercial hybrids.

However, this study pinpoints the possibility that using high-tech home care without a proper patient support system might create more problems than it would solve.

Deficiencies in several respiratory complexes have been reported in PINK1 deficient cells (Gautier et al, 2008; Gegg et al, 2009; Hoepken et al, 2007; Piccoli et al, 2008); however, this study pinpoints the respiratory defect specifically at the level of complex I activity.

Although the precise role for these SNP associations is still to be elucidated, this study pinpoints the importance of focusing on breast cancer heterogeneity, as in a recent study we found that the frequencies of TFPI SNPs in a group of breast cancer patients with all subtypes combined (n = 366), were no different from healthy control subjects [ 45].

Extrapolating results from animal studies to human health can be difficult, but this study pinpointed exposures and controlled for numerous variables that generally confound epidemiologic study.

A total of 837 mitochondrialnDNAsl DNAs (583 from the literature, while the remaining 254 were newly collected in this study) pinpointed from over 28,000 subjects residing across East Eurasia were studied here.

A council spokesman said: "The study pinpoints possible locations for housing and other development, if we cannot identify sustainable land in urban areas".

And geomorphologist Martin Kirkbride of the University of Dundee in the United Kingdom says the study pinpoints "the timing of glacier advances as precisely as is technologically possible".

Clearly, the study pinpoints the bias and anxiety felt by Arab American women after 9/11 as a contributing factor in the increase of preterm births.