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We also address the effect of a non-ideality in the velocity control loop, such as limited-bandwidth velocity control, and derive relationships between the value of the inner velocity loop time constant and parameters of the stiffness compensator that provide the best performance in terms of both stability and accuracy of haptic display.

We acknowledge that future investigations should also address the effect of chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy on QOL.

Further studies should also address the effect on COX-2 expression, which has been described as an important contributor for carcinogenesis [ 60] and able to be modulated by ω-3 fatty acids [ 61, 62].

Although our main goal in this analysis was to demonstrate the effect of PM2.5 exposure on cardiovascular mortality, we can also address the effect of changes in the ambient level on the relative risk of cardiovascular mortality.

Investigating this complex deforming fibromatosis as part of a systems biology approach will benefit not only understanding of the specific diseased phenotypes, but may also address the effects on the extracellular matrix and excreted by-products, and could offer further suggestions for early diagnosis.

The aforementioned systematic review of RCTs also addressed the effect of NAC on COPD symptoms (62).

We also addressed the effect of missing data in the discussion section.

The Tooke report also addressed the effect of the current interpretation of EWTD by UK legislation and the implications on the acquisition of clinical experience, confidence and the ability to shoulder responsibility [ 5].

Two of these trials (Fisher et al, 1999a; UK Coordinating Committee on Cancer Research Ductal Carcinoma in situ Working Party, 2003) also addressed the effect of the addition of tamoxifen to complete local excision in the management of DCIS.

In the present work, we have uncovered a link between the dynamics and trajectories of chromatin-related proteins, and transcriptional regulation by TSA or an inhibitor of transcription elongation, actinomycin D. We have also addressed the effect of vorinostat (SAHA), another HDAC inhibitor that has promising therapeutic applications in oncology.

Judy Moonelis, an associate professor of fine arts at Fairleigh Dickinson University, also addresses the effects of human activity on the environment, but unlike Ms. Winokur, she does so with references to what humans have built.