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The results suggest that the observed effects of pioglitazone on inflammational biomarkers may be direct consequences of PPARγ activation.

In other words, we do not regard PSDs to be direct consequences of schizophrenia, but mediated by the environment in which people with schizophrenia live.

This increase can be partly attributed to increasing age at autopsy and longer employment periods, both of which may be direct consequences of workforce stabilization, a socioeconomic phenomenon that started in the 1980s.

Conversely, these changes are likely to be direct consequences of a diet low in fiber, rich in protein, fat, simple sugars and micronutrients, modulating various microbial communities, bacterial pathways, and metabolite production.

A recent study of the underlying mechanism behind the programmed cell death induction effect of MSC has pointed to the involvement of poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase cleavage and thus to the role of caspase-3, which indicated that decreasing cell motility and therefore inhibition of metastasis could also be direct consequences of MSC treatment (Comín-Anduix et al, 2002).

Mandela's release from prison and the collapse of apartheid were direct consequences of the demise of the Soviet Union; the South African regime could no longer rely upon its anticommunism as a counterbalance to its miserable human-rights record.

These are direct consequences of (4.43) and (4.44).

The following results are direct consequences of Proposition 2.1.

The following are direct consequences of Theorem 4.1.

The following results are direct consequences of Theorem 3.1.

Theorem 3(i) and (iii) are direct consequences of Theorem 4.