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1 ned to deliver "actionable" findings-genomic results that 1) reveal fundamental biology, 2) inform cl

2 d disclaimers (15%), and never described the results that a typical patient may expect.

3 ernative hypothesis drawn from site-specific results that aboveground respiration and belowground all

4 not fill the pore space completely, with the result that acidic brine continues to diffuse through th

5 We demonstrate through these results that ACOT1 regulates fasting hepatic FA metaboli

6 We show, in line with recent results, that activation of Spo0A through the phosphorel

7 the pattern of inhibitory input and provide results that agree with current known anatomy.

8 to affect breast cancer survival, and obtain results that agree with judgements of a breast cancer on

9 ize axonal disease in patients with MS, with results that agree with known trends from neuropathologi

10 tigated, the novel chip-based assay produced results that agreed with polymerase chain reaction (PCR)

11 n, and 41 (36.6%) contacts had isolates with results that also matched the purported source for etham

12 t one's ancestry; but commercially available results that appear incidentally can also be distributed

13 tively, and these results help clarify prior results that appeared to conflict with these fundamental

14 sors with high sensitivity and short time-to-result that are capable of detecting biomarkers in body

15 ethnographic insights to provide replicable results that are also easily conveyed to correctional au

16 hypothesis in a large sample, which yielded results that are applicable to the general population.

17 o our experimental data gives corneal-uptake results that are approximately three to five times small

18 bioinformatics analysis, they often produce results that are biased or require excessive computation

19 proposed scheme leads to improved alignment results that are biologically more meaningful at reduced

20 es with fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) results that are classified as indeterminate (i.e., atyp

21 e showed that our approach not only provides results that are comparable to conventional colony-count

22 idation method" can be used for sizing (with results that are comparable to TEM) despite charges of o

23 COSMOtherm is shown to produce results that are comparable to those obtained using grou

24 ted data on blood clots used in a GWAS yield results that are comparable with those obtained using cl

25 known taxonomic composition, metaBEETL gave results that are competitive with existing similarity-ba

26 s between genes and abnormal phenotypes with results that are competitive with state-of-the-art algor

27 ne and of atrophy in critical brain regions, results that are consistent with modification of the Alz

28 ue-resident microbiota within the intestine, results that are consistent with previous reports using

29 system with a domain-adapted system produced results that are consistent with the notion that the req

30 saccadic eye movement as a probe, we provide results that are critical for investigating and understa

31 main conclusion is that, taking into account results that are currently available, we should remain c

32 erpret the same data differently, generating results that are difficult to reconcile.

33 gical, statistical and evolutionary analysis results that are difficult to relate to one another.

34 and occult maternal malignancies may explain results that are discordant with the fetal karyotype and

35 n both simulated and real reads and produces results that are easier to interpret when applied to lar

36 um of known human viruses at once, providing results that are easy to interpret and customizable.

37 is robust and reproducible while generating results that are easy to interpret.

38 Here, we obtain results that are essentially consistent with those from

39 ical microscopy and obtain simple analytical results that are generally applicable to experimental si

40 We show that the HMM produces results that are highly correlated with previous assignm

41 ervice delivery has begun to yield promising results that are improving the quality of, and access to

42 ional theory calculations provide structural results that are in good agreement with infrared and X-r

43 The model produced results that are in very good agreement with experimenta

44 lack of appropriate test methods can lead to results that are inaccurate or not reproducible.

45 This method yields results that are incompatible with the EU's quality stan

46 ical point to obtain predictions can lead to results that are inconsistent with a more careful KZM an

47 lity analyses, our dynamical approach yields results that are independent of the coordinates used to

48 enotyping provides reliable and reproducible results that are informative about emerging drug resista

49 key role, yielding profound and interesting results that are informative to device design as well as

50 uestions being addressed in order to achieve results that are more consistent across studies and allo

51 In addition to providing results that are more consistent with independent observ

52 oal of a sensitivity analysis is to identify results that are most dependent on questionable or unsup

53 worrisome behaviors such as urine drug test results that are negative for the prescribed opioid shou

54 ive study, there are still many experimental results that are not well understood because conventiona

55 regions and outperforming conventional BOLD results that are often buried under vascular biases.

56 H functions during red blood cell formation, results that are potentially useful to treat certain ane

57 he glycoside-derived boronic esters provides results that are qualitatively consistent with the obser

58 membrane vesicles have persistently produced results that are seemingly incompatible with such a mech

59 ssment of AMD from fundus images can produce results that are similar to human performance levels.

60 can modify an apo structure to yield mapping results that are similar to those of the respective boun

61 delays in follow-up of patients with imaging results that are suggestive of lung cancer and to valida

62 hows that MMPA on public databases can yield results that are very useful for medicinal chemistry.

63 hanges caused by the high-fat diet, with the result that [ATP] and contractile function decreased sig

64 on with mass spectrometric analysis provided results that augmented the bone organ culture work and c

65 n removed, often give spurious and confusing results that bear little relevance to solving the proble

66 within 1 hour predicted quantitative culture results that became available weeks later, rapidly indic

67 ity and proportion of positive blood culture results that become positive more than 24 hours after pl

68 Here, we report biochemical results that better define the properties of formaldehyd

69 ows the authors of an eLife paper to publish results that build on their original research paper.

70 Here we report the surprising result that c-rel-/- mice display significantly earlier

71 RET quenching at rest revealed an unexpected result that can be interpreted as a previously unknown L

72 ndling multidentate reactions and publishing results that can avoid ambiguity or confusion.

73 reported, with 63 compositional variations--results that can be extended to the synthesis of hundred

74 the potential to provide real-time objective results that can be used for routine monitoring and eval

75 of classical microbiological approaches and results that can be used to direct antifungal management

76 response, imaging must provide quantitative results that can be validated.

77 cal laboratories to be aware of the variable results that can occur when using different methods for

78 orage capacities are lower than anticipated, results that can partially be explained by the disordere

79 pe ATPase complex from detergent micelles, a result that cannot be achieved by means of CID using sta

80 ious studies have reported ensemble-averaged results that cannot distinguish the impact of mesoscale

81 There are many results that characterize single steps in terms of the f

82 We also derive general results that characterize the interaction of any two str

83 ew TM cannot be described by the established results that characterize the topology of the Dirac and

84 hs in this location is consistent with model results that claim the biological origin of exported car

85 force with reference to head and body size, results that concur with scaling patterns across a diver

86 Boonk et al. now describe results that confirm the value of immunophenotype, and t

87 ad age-specific quantitative immunoglobulins results that confirmed PIDD.

88 :C distribution with ddGTP or dGDPNP yielded results that confirmed the signaling model and ruled out

89 ransplantable breast cancer models, yielding results that conformed with predictions based on the ant

90 Here we present results that connect these seemingly unrelated pathways

91 We here report results that contradict these findings.

92 rspective is to give a short overview of all results that contribute to the current knowledge of the

93 ntific models are ideally reproducible, with results that converge despite varying methods.

94 Bond Energy Decomposition Analyses provided results that correlate well with the experimental data.

95 le drop of blood, outputs color-based visual results that correlate with Hgb levels.

96 o obtain, dynamic measures yield significant results that could be considered physiologically "closer

97 roaches toward this goal, offering promising results that could lead to the development of new classe

98 ell as initial ion acceleration experimental results that demonstrate increased ion energy and yield

99 mathematical, analytical, and computational results that demonstrate that consideration of the spati

100 his Perspective we highlight recent exciting results that demonstrate their enormous potential.

101 late strand hypoxanthine, extending previous results that demonstrated inhibition by uracil.

102 cerium photosensitizers beyond our previous results that demonstrated inner sphere halogen atom abst

103 erface and did not account for yeast display results that depended on combinations of affinity and pr

104 e the aromatic properties of wines, produced results that depended on the variety concerned.

105 e strength of purifying selection in vivo, a result that derives from a steep non-linear ampicillin-d

106 he RootScape analysis recapitulated previous results that described complex phenotypes in the mutants

107 Moving from the exact result that drainage network configurations minimizing t

108 iques performed on the same sample, produces results that emphasize the strengths of each technique w

109 d virtual populations based on biosimulation results that enables the rapid development of an ensembl

110 e hotspot-specifying protein PRDM9, with the result that erosion of the hotspot is slowed.

111 ement of the original fully quantum model, a result that establishes a relation between this latter q

112 Redundancy analysis indicated the unexpected results that, except for soil PAHs concentration, the PA

113 We review methods and emerging results that exhibit remarkable accuracy in mapping and

114 Here, results that expand the scope of solid-phase peptide syn

115 ent experimental, numerical, and theoretical results that explain these similarities, and illustrate

116 This result - that exposure to threats varies spatially, and

117 odel, and we present additional experimental results that extend our understanding of the ion atmosph

118 lizing in cells than in buffer, a surprising result that firmly establishes the significance of quina

119 We conclude from these results that FtsI and MtrB are codependent for their act

120 Thus, our data demonstrate the surprising result that functions encoded by the influenza A virus M

121 We report the novel result that gamma power at the peak of theta was most re

122 and consolidate the large number of partial results that get produced.

123 Importantly, the results that glutamine-dependent survival and sensitivit

124 and pulling of actin filaments by myosin, a result that has broad implications for cellular mechanos

125 rough different physiological mechanisms - a result that has important implications for process-based

126 produces equal amounts of MSA and sulfate, a result that has significant implications for nss-SO4(2-)

127 ytotoxic to human liver and bladder cells, a result that has stimulated interest in the chemistry and

128 Generally, researchers need to convert the results that have been analyzed according to old assembl

129 nd offer explanations for seemingly opposing results that have been reported previously.

130 iew, we discuss TCR specificity, emphasizing results that have emerged from structural and physical s

131 This Perspective describes exciting results that have emerged from the investment and furthe

132 e proliferated over the past 3 decades, with results that have influenced every aspect of cardiology

133 It is clear from these results that high phytochemical diversity not only enhan

134 gainst an experimental mouse model of MPE, a result that holds promise for future efficient therapies

135 s finding, however, does not affect our main result that HONO in the investigated Po Valley region is

136 ncreased demand for EFRs in the UK, with the result that human exposure to PBDEs in UK homes and offi

137 We review recent theoretical results that identify three separate mechanisms that mod

138 nt pathways or yield biased and inconsistent results that ignore dynamic patterns and time-sensitivit

139 de only a tunnel vision perspective on study results that ignores the clinical effects the study was

140 s, we predict the striking, counterintuitive result that in the presence of collectively generated fl

141 This leads to the counter-intuitive result that, in unfed samples, compression can open inte

142 Our data support results that indicate individual's ability to physiologi

143 hed studies revealed a converging pattern of results that indicated that choice-bias changes, rather

144 Following initial results that indicated the importance of buttressing the

145 We infer from these results that irregular, disorganized variations in matri

146 ers is less than that reported previously, a result that is attributed to the much smaller, approxima

147 tance and negative predictor of tolerance, a result that is consistent with a trade-off between behav

148 response 88 (MYD88) mutations (4/5; 80%), a result that is consistent with in vitro cooperation betw

149 rating different forms of spatial mapping, a result that is consistent with navigational and episodic

150 s predominantly G to T base substitutions, a result that is consistent with previous mutation data de

151 e a small carbon source to the atmosphere, a result that is consistent with the 'top-down' result fro

152 anges sign at each structural domain wall, a result that is corroborated by symmetry analysis and phe

153 bulk modulus with increasing temperature, a result that is counterintuitive because no or very littl

154 which tethered bees learn visual stimuli, a result that is important for future neurobiological stud

155 result in any such morphological features, a result that is in agreement with that observed from fluo

156 significantly compromised in the variant, a result that is inconsistent with Glu(232) being neutral

157 This is a counterintuitive result that is neither observed nor predicted outside of

158 Au(111) to enable direct tip/pi contacts, a result that is not possible by conventional methods.

159 domains of modern plant terpene cyclases, a result that is of interest since it has been proposed th

160 imately A.D. 850 to the anthropogenic era, a result that is significant at the 99% confidence level.

161 false findings was low for the overall scan result: that is, positive versus negative scan result (k

162 ere compared to conventional laboratory test results, that is, BK viremia (quantitative polymerase ch

163 120 pM) than the monomers (260 pM), the best results-that is, low background uptake and excellent tum

164 120 pM) than the monomers (260 pM), the best results-that is, low background uptake and excellent tum

165 qRT-PCR analysis confirmed the microarray results, that KIR2DL4, IL6 and SELE were highly expresse

166 ematical model explains the counterintuitive result that knocking down the main target of ICI (ERalph

167 Newsome et al. question neither our key result, that large-penalty cues elicited stronger respon

168 , potassium, magnesium, iron and phosphorus, resulting that leaves of J. curcas are composed by three

169 rlo calculations of this transition, finding results that lie between the two experimental prediction

170 a simple model, we arrive at an interesting result that lower concentrations have longer aggregates

171 We infer from our results that macaroni penguins will most likely be negat

172 ted radiation treatment is required to yield results that match experimental observations.

173 on the connectome, thus yielding modularity result that maximizes data likelihood.

174 .E6E7p16) compared with Ad.E6E7 (DC.E6E7), a result that may be due to an effect of p16 on cyclin-dep

175 Here we report results that may explain the decreased efficiency of HDA

176 Here, we report results that may explain this outcome, based on the find

177 tions of clinical features and investigation results that may warrant diagnosis of TB uveitis and tre

178 onsistent framework, providing interpretable results that meaningfully deal with environmental change

179 e is promising in the sense that it leads to results that might explain why moderate magnetic fields

180 ia lower the threshold for severity with the result that more children are included who are at lower

181 ed of what I recall as the main illuminating results that my many dozens of students and postdoctoral

182 It results that neutral gold complexes with dithiolene liga

183 t make for each approach, and the quality of results that one might expect from each technique.

184 en made toward achieving this goal, with the result that only Afghanistan, Nigeria, and Pakistan have

185 mpaction of DNA by yeast condensin, with the result that only the multimer shows ATP-enhanced DNA-com

186 Similar to results that our group has published in colon cancer cel

187 Early user test results that overturned some of our intuitions strengthe

188 lung cancer, corroborating the Kaplan-Meier results that patients with ZNF322A protein overexpressio

189 Here we present proof-of-concept results that pave the way for further investigations.

190 aining acidic substitutions, consistent with results that phosphorylation inhibits interaction with t

191 We conclude from our results that PI4KIIalpha's activity is regulated indirec

192 wal, the ability to reduce cannabis use, and results that point to promising future work.

193 resence of macromolecular crowding agents, a result that points to unfolded-state perturbations.

194 ndetectable by RT-qPCR, can yield unreliable results that poorly reflect the binding stoichiometry of

195 Here, we report survey results that provide an examination of the public commun

196 ay generates robust and easily interpretable results that provide direct experimental evidence of bin

197 perspective is limited to the discussion of results that provide explicit chemistry or structure-act

198 llular domain to pull down LL-37 in vitro, a result that provides further evidence that LL-37 binds t

199 llular solution, explaining the experimental result that PT in E148A is blocked whether or not Cl(-)c

200 k or eliminate D2R have led to controversial results that questioned the importance of D2R in motor f

201 New results that raise questions regarding the safety of dro

202 and modulate the energetics of conduction, a result that rationalizes recent experimental findings.

203 to the reported simulations and experimental results that rear-located surface plasmon on bare metall

204 challenging to integrate genomic-classifier results that report a numeric risk of recurrence into tr

205 biophysical basis for, previously published results that reported lack of a mutant effect in HIV vir

206 and (6) assigning staff to follow up on test results that return after the patient is discharged (0.2

207 on angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy results that reveal an unexpected characteristic of the

208 We present results that reveal both the morphological and compositi

209 Promising results that robust to lift-off changes and invariant fe

210 Here, we present pupil results that run contrary to this proposal, suggesting a

211 ical, magnetostratigraphic and radioisotopic results that securely place the Chorora Formation sedime

212 stratification and the latest in a series of results that shed light on new approaches for rationally

213 wever automated techniques do give different results that should be considered when informing patient

214 This study provides important benchmark results that should be of interest to patients, retina s

215 the policy statement outlines categories of results that should be reported in the early phases of m

216 e model predicts and elucidates experimental results that show a characteristic correlation between p

217 We describe here results that show a protein's outer membrane regions are

218 ahertz absorption and microwave spectroscopy results that show collective behavior including dissipat

219 This was consistent with results that show gammaH2AX was markedly suppressed in t

220 We generated high resolution results that show geographical patterns of variations an

221 The reasonable results that show good fitting between the spectroscopic

222 droplet explains the recent Solid-State NMR results that show salts directly facilitate protein mobi

223 efined-pathway model stems from experimental results that show that proteins are assemblies of small

224 formulations were supported by cytotoxicity results that showed a similar efficacy to free dual drug

225 These results support previous results that showed that E2 can rapidly affect male sexu

226 tructure assignment problems shows promising results that signal a potential paradigm shift from conv

227 We find the surprising result that solid solution alloys become less likely as

228 after a series of multiple events, with the result that some current Hordeum sp. individuals harbor

229 o BLM, suggesting a limited understanding of results that some surgeons share.

230 model rationalizes a series of experimental results that spans from in vitro to in vivo and to human

231 mouth, randomized, controlled clinical trial results that specifically tracked pain at different site

232 resistant to oxidation by dioxygen, with the result that steady-state semiquinone concentrations in S

233 inear spring systems and show the surprising result that such nonlinear and complex pulse design prob

234 ion of essential genes, we received accurate results that suggest protein domains are more basic unit

235 l membranes and improved cognitive function, results that suggest STEP as a novel therapeutic target

236 Here, we present experimental results that suggest that the inhomogeneous strain induc

237 n have on a vertebrate genome and contradict results that suggested that population instability contr

238 pwise manner is contrasted with experimental results that support electron tunneling or even some for

239 Experimental results that support these calculations, including kinet

240 Here I briefly discuss the results that support these ideas and their implications

241 We present the first experimental results that take into account both the measured biodist

242 to volume ratio in some organisms, with the result that the brain is strongly convoluted into sulci

243 e defined in this limit, with the surprising result that the coefficients are not bounded by unity.

244 d by an increase in cell spreading, with the result that the density of TCR microclusters on the surf

245 certain crystal planes of Au seeds, with the result that the final nanostructure can be tuned via the

246 Further investigations are needed for the result that the flow of sand through a porous bed or mul

247 otating magnetic field, we find a surprising result that the fundamental limit of T(2) time scaling o

248 These factors lead to the counterintuitive result that the initial presence of defectors sometimes

249 ver, our result shows a distinctly different result that the local structure of liquid gallium resemb

250 similar at high and low resolution, with the result that the number of years of data needed to detect

251 Here we present a striking result that the paths in various networks are significan

252 nclear, our findings, combined with previous results that the delayed fractional dose increases CSP-s

253 Genome Atlas (TCGA), we show the surprising results that the paired normal samples are in general mo

254 Along with our previous results that the tyrosine phosphatase activity of Eya is

255 Here, we report the unprecedented result that thiamin is dispensable for the growth of the

256 This study adds to a now growing set of results that together illustrate how genetics may broadl

257 lustering results ,: and that the clustering results that use a N: MC of the estimated order give a p

258 onal influenza vaccines; however, additional results that used a stricter case definition (Brighton l

259 e remains a gap between promising laboratory results that usually require nano-structured materials a

260 onding TMs of cysteine-less NupC(C-) yielded results that validate the newly developed structural hom

261 oaches is logistically challenging, with the result that very few estimates of this important paramet

262 mental design and the result shows promising results that vestibular sensory input while walking coul

263 Fdx is catalyzed by dithiothreitol (DTT), a result that was confirmed by mass spectrometry.

264 d phosphorylated AKT levels were observed, a result that was confirmed in Hepa1-6, C2C12, and differe

265 es as a function of peptide concentration, a result that was consistent with stronger clamping behavi

266 strated their specificity for macrophages, a result that was corroborated by flow cytometry.

267 ose to CC following recent global warming, a result that was found to be at odds with state-of the ar

268 ps within the upland and lowland ecotypes, a result that was further supported through genetic distan

269 acrylate and hydrophilic monomethacrylate, a result that was not observed in a hydroxyethyl methacryl

270 e regulation of pyocyanin and rhamnolipid, a result that was not predicted using genetic approaches t

271 have increased over the last six decades, a result that was remarkably consistent across a highly di

272 in a layer between Al2O3 and stearic acid, a result that was verified by water contact angle measurem

273 ound to be sensitive to thermal annealing, a result that we attribute to the influence of strain on t

274 ng is dependent on T-type Ca(2+) channels, a result that we confirmed here in vivo.

275 relationships are currently undocumented, a result that we support experimentally through "crowd-sou

276 The results that we discuss show that the s2D method predict

277 To determine whether the phenotypic results that we found were specific to depletion of the

278 tremely low (KD >1 mM) and produced the best results that we have observed to date.

279 focus on clinical events and for cost, trial results that were classified as positive were published

280 e re-combined and designed as one, producing results that were closer to optimal with a minimal incre

281 ependent analyses of the NGS data reproduced results that were comparable to those reported by Gilead

282 transfusions compared with heparin +/- GPI, results that were consistent with evolution in PCI techn

283 sinolates with Sinapis alba myrosinase, with results that were consistent with previous reports.

284 One hundred eight specimens generated results that were discordant with those from the xTAG RV

285 s published in high-impact journals produced results that were generally consistent with the findings

286 t is comprised of green solvents and yielded results that were greater than 90% of the multi-response

287 correlation coefficient, 0.90), and yielded results that were highly correlated with tracer biodistr

288 thod consistently and substantially produced results that were lower than the correct values.

289 (15%) patients had liver function test (LFT) results that were more than eight times higher than the

290 fection in 29 patients; 25 had fluid culture results that were negative for infection, and aspiration

291 l's Comment focuses on extrapolations of our results that were not implied or asserted in our Report.

292 .2%) WB and 7/71 (9.9%) BS samples had Xpert results that were reported as "invalid" or "error" and w

293 23 of 44 meta-analyses had results that were significant at p values less than 0.05

294 cipitate; and adjusting for country produced results that were similar.

295 HCV drug resistance and HCV RNA measurement results that were submitted to the US Food and Drug Admi

296 levels than observed in wild-type (WT) mice, results that were supported by experiments with Ifitm3(-

297 Essential agreement, defined as Biomic results that were within +/-1 2-fold dilution of the Mic

298 <--{:C(X)Y}(0) and not Fe(IV)={C(X)Y}(2-), a result that will facilitate research on IPC reactivities

299 ed trials of pirfenidone and nintedanib, and results that will come from ongoing trials of other agen

300 tructural basis for its mechanism of action, results that will facilitate the design of new antibioti