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Since the majority of strains forming type A neurotoxin clustered together within clades 4 or 7, this suggested the possibility that they might represent an evolutionary distinct group which could be sufficiently diverged to also produce a novel neurotoxin sub-type.

All of these disturbances of B-cell subsets in adults and children with lupus with a predominance of memory B cells may also contribute to the increases of plasmablasts during active lupus [ 21], which could be sufficiently blocked by anti-CD154 therapy [ 57].

"When the evidence is considered as a whole, it is clear that any actions by Harlequins which could be classified as misconduct were not sufficiently serious to merit further significant sanction".

The aim was to identify distinct stages of surface breakdown which could be used to develop reliable and reproducible aging criteria, within sufficiently broad age ranges.

They had good overall performance, with a sufficiently high AUC and good performance of the proposed cut-point of 6 for persistent disease, which could be considered RA.

He ordered a halt to the spraying until the spotters could be sufficiently trained.

These features could be sufficiently extracted from a trajectory.

A society could satisfy appropriate scope demands but fail to be sufficiently inclusive, or it could be sufficiently inclusive but fail to satisfy appropriate scope demands.

This capitate malalignment might be due to the strong palmar ligaments, which could not be sufficiently stretched by the distraction device used.

Our experiments presented in this manuscript showed that classical, autoclaved PPD was essentially a mixture of peptide fragments which could not be sufficiently resolved by SDS-PAGE, 2-DE or Western blot analysis to characterize the antibody responses of our experimental cattle.

It failed because its popularity couldn't be sufficiently monetized.