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These bones offer the first opportunity to compare "unequivocally associated" male and female robust australopithecines, says University of Witwatersrand paleoanthropologist Lee Berger.

Our results here unequivocally refute such speculations through a robust assay that used three different antigen preparations which were previously shown to be having acceptable sensitivity and specificity in case of T1DM.

The outcome of these studies unequivocally points to FGF23 as a robust marker of disease surrogate markers as well as hard clinical end points including mortality and cardiovascular events.

Further pharmacological studies (11) and work carried out using transgenic murine models (26) confirmed unequivocally that it is able to bring about robust changes in food intake and body weight through antagonism of central melanocortin receptors.

This study proves unequivocally that flagella coupled solely through a fluid can achieve robust synchrony despite differences in their intrinsic properties.

Our results establish unequivocally that a state of homogeneous transcription factor expression and robust self-renewal can exist without the need for pharmacological signaling pathway inhibition (Ying et al., 2008).

We were, however, unable to produce a robust signal with a neomycin FISH probe that would unequivocally denote the introduced chromosome, which is tagged with this selectable marker (data not shown).

Our data from the present study unequivocally demonstrate that recombinant sAPP α is capable of providing a robust neuroprotection.

However, having a robust understanding of the mode of miRNA binding is unequivocally required in order to understand the predominant mode of action and identifying miRNA targets.

With an MS patient sample size an order of magnitude larger than the previous meta-analysis, our study has established unequivocally that IM is a significant risk factor for the development of MS. The robust nature of this relationship is unsurprising given the wealth of serological research implicating EBV in MS aetiology.

We therefore do not unequivocally reject the idea that higher mutation rates contribute to the evolvability advantage of robust lineages under heat shock.