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With Georgia already restive over economic conditions, Mr. Shevardnadze can ill afford the unrest likely to be caused by further electricity cuts.

Since Tet proteins can iteratively oxidize 5hmC to 5fC and 5caC, a decrease in 5hmC level after E11.5 could be caused by further oxidation of 5hmC to 5fC and 5caC.

The source of this is unclear, but may be caused by further residual unligated indexes in our sample prior to PCR enrichment, a different rate of "jumping PCR" due to innate differences in polymerases used (Amplitaq Gold by Kircher vs. the TruSeq kit reagents), or perhaps erroneous array calls.

The slight increase of the sheet resistance may be caused by the further granulation and Al-Si alloying.

The possible reason may be caused by the further systemic therapy which may affect the final survival outcomes.

Adding Trx1 to p66CH2CB either before or during complex formation with Prx1-Cys52Ser did not prevent formation of the main complex band, but suppressed the weaker bands that appear to be caused by formation of further complexes through non-specific disulfide bonds.

The laboratory surveillance data also supported that 90% of the clinical severe cases confirmed to be caused by influenza A were further identified as positive for 2009 pandemic H1N1.

Female, and most recently male, infertility has also been shown to be caused by defects in SCC, further supporting the importance of understanding how SCC is regulated.

Accordingly, it is possible that some unknown diseases in Laos may be caused by Bartonella spp. Further investigations are warranted in order to isolate these new Bartonella spp. and to determine if they can cause any clinical manifestations.

The higher use of physical agents and mechanical or electrotherapeutic modalities in the United States and Israel compared to the Netherlands, might be caused by cultural differences, but further research is needed into the exact reasons for these differences and into their effects on the outcome of care.

This difference may be caused by a position effect, and further experiments are needed to clarify the exact mechanism.