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The aim of this study was to propose the IHPS classification which could explain the pathophysiological characteristics and play a complementary role of a therapeutic approach and management for CPS.

In addition, several studies of foraging dolphins [58] and whales [59] under natural conditions revealed a number of right-sided preferences suggesting a complementary role of the left hemisphere for feeding behavior.

Intriguingly, the neutralization of one of these two cytokines (IL-10 or TGF-β) just had minor effects on Treg-mediated blockade of diabetes development (data not shown), indicating a complementary role of IL-10 or TGF-β in mediating Treg protective effects when one cytokine was removed.

Taken together, our results reveal for the first time a complementary role of PP2A in glucose repression.

The complete absence of individuals with a double homozygous TTCC genotype, however, supports a complementary role of both polymorphisms, c.677C>T and c.1298A>C, of MTHFR.

Yet a complementary role of genes was doubted for many decades, and it was not put on a firm scientific foundation until the 1970s and 1980s.

Domain information could play a complementary role for prediction of class of baterial toxins.

In addition, the relatively low number of mechanoreceptors found in human cervical facet joint capsules suggests a complementary role to that of muscle receptors in the mediation of position sense, particularly at the end of motion ranges [ 30].

Or at the very least, it will play a complementary role to many of the existing algorithms in this regard.

Interestingly, the expression change patterns have been reported to be highly complementary between NHE genes and the V-ATPase genes in different cancer types, suggesting that the NHE antiporters may play a complementary role to that of the V-ATPases [ 60].

At best, MRI may play a complementary role to increase conspicuity of lesions that are not visualised by mammograms and ultrasound adequately.