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Psychosocial explanations of a psychosocial nature can be proposed for the persistence of these symptoms in the frailty profiles and in the concomitant worsening of depression and frailty.
The use of a limited number of principal progenitors in the corresponding breeding programs has resulted in the reduction of genetic diversity and in the concomitant formation of a distinct subpopulation as it is seen in our present panel [ 81].
The mere presence of the low-risk HPV 6 and 11 in most of the mamillae and in the concomitant breast carcinoma samples does not prove its role in the aetiology of the disease, although it merits further investigation.
Since CD44 variants serve as low-affinity receptors for growth factors (Ponta et al, 1998, Sherman et al, 1998), reducing CD44 variants expression may result in the prevention of growth factor presentation and in the concomitant inhibition of metastatic tumour development.
DS40M3 was followed for 30 days and resulted in the concomitant production of the suites of marinobactins and the aquachelins.
At every visit any adverse events (AEs), that have occurred since the last visit and changes in the concomitant treatment were documented.
Therefore AEG40730 was capable of selectively promoting the degradation of c-IAP1, but not TRAF2, and resulted in the concomitant processing of p100, similar to the results observed with mature Smac.
It was also very much of its time within psychology, being part of the rise of behaviourist ideas more widely within that discipline, and in psychiatry, and the concomitant waning of influence of psychoanalytical perspectives.
In the injured lungs however, lung recruitments proved to be more efficient in improving respiratory elastance and lung volume in the concomitant presence of PHT.
Fashion, clothes and shoes – and the concomitant rise in fake goods.
However, data from studies conducted in children are limited, particularly those which assess both the intake of Na+ and K+, and the concomitant ratio in health outcomes [ 1].
