This also underpins that an increase in fractional sodium excretion is not always a positive sign, but can also be an indicator of subclinical tubular damage, which further adds to the low discriminative power of fractional sodium excretion, even when assessed in consecutive samples.
As we have demonstrated that auxin-inducible promoters are in general enriched for GRE-AuxRE modules, this functional analysis underpins that they are certainly potential quantitative elements in auxin-regulated promoters.
This result is important and underpins that emotional abuse should be included when studying adverse health outcomes of past or recent abuse.
This underpins the view that the economy's expansion in the first three months of the year was short-lived.
"Despite the more recent regulatory assault, this underpins the belief that, in challenging conditions, Barclays Capital should continue to consolidate market share," Ian Gordon, a banking analyst at Investec in London, said in a note to investors.
This underpins the fact that a highly interactive service like the one proposed in this paper should at all times allow the end user to be in control of the ongoing process.
This underpins the fact that stalks represent one of the most recalcitrant parts of the grape tree.
This underpins the hypothesis that a large network forms the human functional equivalent to the macaque's network of "parietal reach regions" and that this network extends even further inferior than previously thought.
However, a cautionary note is required, as several results also underpin that in this organism fungal morphogenesis could be a component but not a complete explanation of host invasion.
