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Results: No statistically significant difference in bending stiffness, torsional stiffness, or joint rotation under torsional load was demonstrable between the two techniques.
Little correlation was demonstrable between age and angulation.Because low bone density correlates with decreased osteotomy site stiffness and increased angulation under load, patient compliance and protected weight bearing in the early postoperative phase are particularly important if bone mineral density is exceptionally low.
In addition, no association was demonstrable between a polymorphism in a conserved region of the WAF1/CIP1 gene and ovarian carcinoma.
No association was demonstrable between the Mn-SOD and Cu/Zn-SOD content of the tissues and the assessed clinicopathological parameters (gender, age, localization, differentiation grade, diameter and Dukes' stage), with the exception of the Cu/Zn-SOD and the differentiation grade of the carcinomas.
We also studied potential direct effects of HN on other signaling pathways; however, no significant differences in liver pAKTS473, PGC-1b, Fatty Acid Synthase (FAS), p38 MAPK, CREB or ACC were demonstrable between the HN and control groups (data not shown).
Significant differences were demonstrable between sMMP9 concentrations in non-neoplastic and neoplastic conditions (P<0.0001).
If an HLA-dependent alloimmune response is indeed effective against HIV, proof of concept should be demonstrable between HIV discordant partners.
A close linear relationship is demonstrable between the logarithm of the concentrations in μg/l, of sTfR:sF ratio with body Fe as calculated from the Hb Fe after correction for the absorption of dietary Fe.
Interestingly, no significant correlation between any of the four TIL markers and outcome was demonstrable for patients with p16INK4a-positive tumours.
In neutrophils, only free complex III was demonstrable.
Notably histological recurrence was demonstrable only 46 days after transplantation.
