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As measurements were taken from each well through time, we used a repeated measures structure, determining the most appropriate covariance structure (unstructured and allowing for different variances at each time point) using the Akaike Information Criteria (AIC) and utilising Restricted Maximum Likelihood (REML) estimation.

The Linear Mixed Model procedure within SPSS v19 was utilised, using restricted maximum likelihood.

By utilising Lck and CD19 restricted Cre transgenic bone marrow stem cells, we generate chimeric animals with T or B lymphocyte restricted gene expression respectively.

Therefore, it is important to utilise evaluations efficiently within the restricted computational budget.

The range of cognitive tests utilised in the study was restricted, preventing a clear delineation of those specific aspects of cognition assisted through the dietary intervention.

Although no significant association was observed between the highest versus the lowest category of GI intake and breast cancer risk, positive associations became apparent once analysis was restricted to cohort studies utilising a more robust measure of dietary intake, that is, ⩾100-item FFQs.

Local people, particularly marginalised communal farmers have had to adapt to these outside influences within an increasingly confined landscape that has progressively eroded their mobility and restricted their ability to utilise the spatial and temporal variability inherent in semi-arid environments.

Thus, our current data suggest that ObRb-VEGFR2 crosstalk is restricted and may be utilised specifically to regulate leptin's pro-angiogenic actions.

As Cre-dependent recombination utilising the Pf4-Cre transgenic mouse is restricted to megakaryocytes, platelets and a small fraction of late megakaryocyte progenitors, we could not use this model to address the role of BCL-2 in the earliest stages of megakaryopoiesis.

As many different field and dose combinations have been utilised over time we also re-ran analyses restricted to patients treated with 35 40 Gy mantle RT only, as the largest homogeneous group: results did not markedly differ from those for the whole cohort.

Moreover, the calculation of population norms is often restricted to cross-sectional (baseline) data without utilising information from all available longitudinal follow-up waves.