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By exploring the contribution of stromal cell-released MMP9 to ovarian tumor growth, a former study showed that cancer cells can change macrophage secretion of cytokines, chemokines, MMPs to enhance tumor growth in peritoneal cavities of nude mice (Huang et al., 2002).

24 A former study showed that approximately one-half of nursing home residents had a do-not-resuscitate order.

A former study showed that prolonged SrRan treatment increases bone diameter by inducing periosteal apposition and decreasing bone endocortical resorption [ 30].

In any case, whatever the type of evaluation, the prevalence obtained was much higher than that estimated by the caretakers' responses to the questionnaires, and a former study showed that manual and sEMG evaluations were strongly consistent [ 22].

Because four KINDL subscales in a former study showed low reliability (internal consistency or two-week test-retest reliability) for the youngest children in the 4th grade [ 37], they were not included in all analyses here, limited to the 6th to 10th grades.

This frequency is a bit higher than the rate found in a sample of older adults seeking medical services in primary health clinics (11.1 %) [33] but in line with a former study showing a prevalence rate of 14.0 % for family members of patients dying at the ICU [13].

This is consistent with a former study showing the high level of conservation of proteins involved in replication between S. cerevisiae and C. glabrata [ 47].

Another former study showed a good initial response, which decreased over time [ 14].

Our former study showed a pathological decrease of Δ ψm in HD myoblasts.

However, most of the patients included in this former study showed a stable course of kidney disease with virtually no decline of kidney function over time.

While the former study showed a decrease in GAL4 levels upon deletion of MIG1, the second showed more than 6-fold increase in the levels of GAL4 transcripts in a Δmig1 mutant, in a medium with the same glucose concentration (as cited in [ 40]).