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Although the soil concentrations of Cd that are generally considered phytotoxic vary with soil type, species and type of exposure, in general the 1–5 mg/kg is a ‘sub-toxic’ range in which some effects might be found but effects on a population of plants would not generally be expected (though the transfer of Cd up the foodchain might be significant).
Third, because the COREA‐AMI registry was not designed to observe clinical outcomes according to BB duration, our analysis might be underpowered to detect a clinically significant difference in the outcomes, and nonsignificant findings might be significant in a larger cohort of patients.
If the criticism is widely upheld, the subsequent loss of legitimacy might be significant not only for the state’s interests (e.g. as it is barred from membership of international bodies and loses trade agreements), but also its self-identity (e.g. as its view of itself as a force for good in the international system is challenged). 6 Consequently, if we accept that states care about the loss of legitimacy, and that diplomatic criticism is important for leading to such a loss, states will sometimes be keen to redress the situation at hand in response to diplomatic criticism, or under the threat of such criticism.
It is curious that copper levels in the add-back are much closer to those in the knock-out than the parental control, and the normalization to cell number is also not ideal because it can be confounded by differences in cell size, which might be significant since the knock-out cells are likely quite sick according to a variety of presented data (e.g., electron microscopy in Fig S1G).