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However, no biophysical studies of this putative interaction are available yet.
Studies that identify putative risk factors for the development of bipolar disorder in high-risk children with first-degree relatives with bipolar disorder are also clearly needed.
We think that misunderstandings have arisen about our putative 'mix and match' or 'hybrid' approach.
Qualities observed among individuals with spectrum-only disorders typically represent putative trait markers to full schizophrenia.
Characterization of the transcript and putative promoter sequences identified a novel upstream uncoding exon and two alternative transcripts encoding an identical open reading frame.
I argue in the next two sections that two of the putative mechanisms do not succeed.
There are many silly, corrupt, or evil practices that would "cease to exist" if the participants did not generally comply with certain putative norms.
The proposed theory is ad hoc and confirmatory in its findings; vague and generic in its claims; and unjustified and unnecessary in its (putative) novelty.
Furthermore, we have shown that all putative counterexamples and counterarguments brought forth against the oblique subject account are either irrelevant or invalid.
Consequently, there is no simple mapping between putative units of sound and the letters of the alphabet.
A justification responsive to the parochialism objection is nowhere to be found in the texts of the conventions that list putative human rights.
The plausible sibships were then partitioned into a putative (single-generation) population based upon a score function.
In particular, complex relationships may exist between the symptoms motivating the prescription of psychotropic medication, the putative effects of benzodiazepines, and cognitive functioning.
The model which best fits a particular pattern of phenotypic transmission can be used to assign putative genotypes to particular parents and offspring.
Even though mouse chromosome 12 (ch12) contains imprinted genes, none of them have been isolated and their putative involvement in placental development is not known.
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