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The most common concern expressed by crypto practitioners and experts for this article is that there simply isn't rapid enough adoption, largely due to the current complexity of using cryptocurrencies and secondarily due to fear.

These data indicate that the lower LMR in the non-surviving group was mainly due to an increased number of monocytes and secondarily due to decreased lymphocytes.

Primarily due to the lack of strong absorption by blood and secondarily due to lower optical scattering within the dermis, the absorption coefficient of tissue is determined by the concentration of light-absorbing molecules (chromophores).

The increase in oxygen free radicals in diabetes could be primarily due to increase in blood glucose levels, which upon autoxidation generate free radicals and secondarily due to the effects of diabetogenic agent alloxan [ 49].

The primary cause is the removal of repetitive sequences in the initial steps of the bioinformatics pipeline, and secondarily due to the use of genomes of non-AFGP bearing model teleosts as reference for annotating protein gene content in Atlantic cod.

These latter observations are consistent with the idea that defective PH3 and Condensin complex retention occur secondarily due to some other chromatin modification that is established at an earlier developmental time (Swim et al. 2012).

Only 6.1% of the patients had to be amputated secondarily due to a failed first surgery and seven patients had died (Table  3).> Only 19.6% of the cases resulted in pseudarthrosis.

The EFSA assumes that thyroid tumors result secondarily due to hormone imbalances.

Turner and colleagues interpreted the presence of feathers on Velociraptor as evidence against the idea that the larger, flightless maniraptorans lost their feathers secondarily due to larger body size.

It should be pointed out that the changes in the cytokine level could be secondarily due to the increased inflammation.

The latter seem to develop secondarily, due to the enlarged foramen magnum.