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The MCS feature is selected and therefore highlighted in orange.

Both senior scientists assured that a well-developed scientific network is crucial for career progress, and therefore highlighted the importance of such meetings, where students from all over the world come together.

In summary, our findings unveiled a protective role of P27 by maintaining mitochondrial membrane permeability in MLN4924-treated gastricancerer cells, and therefore highlighted the potential combination of MLN4924 with P27 inhibition to improve its therapeutic efficacy.

However, Ravindran et al., in a recent study comparing medical treatment (serial closed-needle aspiration) and surgical treatment (arthroscopy/arthrotomy combined with joint washout), showed that for native joint SA, surgical treatment was not superior to medical treatment and, therefore, highlighted the need for careful case selection for surgical intervention [ 36].

Age, sex, stroke severity and stroke type are important patient characteristics that can influence outcome after stroke and are therefore highlighted for attention on the screening logs.

Some recent major developments (as a result of improvements in optics of the X‐ray beam lines, new synchrotron radiation sources, advanced detectors, and software) are therefore highlighted.

Strengths and weaknesses of the approaches are, therefore, highlighted and their applicability to some specific SM measures are examined.

The extracellular concentration of H2O2 can reach as high as 300 μ m in vivo, and our studies were therefore highlighted at this H2O2 concentration.

The contradiction between the expectations of the HTP to be a useful tool and the observed poor utilisation was therefore highlighted.

Mean confidence scores above 0.1 are therefore highlighted in bold italics in Table  1, and subjects exhibiting such low quality het genotypes are considered to be likely false-positive outliers if detected by RHH.

The significance of community context is therefore highlighted as an important measure of caregiving capacity and wellbeing in disadvantaged palliative care populations and should be considered in needs assessment, policy and research.