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Therefore, the present study addresses the information gap regarding the prevalence of food insecurity and its correlate with mental distress among pregnant women and therefore expands the scientific literature in this area.
More importantly, the unique isotopic profile permits quantitative analysis of cross-linked peptides and therefore expands the capability of XL-MS strategies to analyze both static and dynamic protein interactions.
Our study benefits from providing these correlations at three time points in a larger sample size and addressing all three phases of ischemic stroke and therefore expands previously presented knowledge.
Meanwhile, the Tea Partiers have seen their modest initiatives hugely magnified and therefore expanded by major media.
Various techniques have been described on how to achieve clear margins and good cosmetic outcomes and therefore expand the indications for breast conservation.
"One of the most exciting aspects is that this could open up new families of chemical structures that really aren't viable currently and therefore expand treatments we have available for various diseases," says Jamison.
This is due to the simple fact that a hot gas has more pressure than a cold one, so as it heats up, it will counteract the force of gravity pulling it down to the flat plane and therefore expand.
With growth in general now happening largely in emerging markets — mature markets like the U.S. and UK now saturated and therefore expanding more slowly — it's markets like Brazil and Asia that all eyes continue to focus.
This could lead to further exclusion of mothers from lower socioeconomic backgrounds and therefore expanding the gap in social inequalities.
Omics-research will continue to further unravel many complex diseases and therefore expand the possibilities for etiological subtyping.
In discussions with the patient advisory board, we sought to identify any issues that the cards did not cover and therefore expand the repertoire of issues.
