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Transfusion may have immunosuppressive effects, which are thought to be due to concomitant white blood cell transmission.

Many of the differences with previous studies are difficult to resolve and could be due to concomitant medications or other confounding technical influences.

The observed risk reduction may be due to concomitant increase in non-HRM drug prescribing rather than a change in HRM prescribing over time.

Interestingly, with regard to α-synuclein (αS) pathology, the alteration in the predictable progressions of pathology has been proposed to be due to concomitant AD pathology (16, 22).

The lack of protracted TS inhibition may be due to concomitant vitamin administration, and this may be the mechanism by which vitamins prevent life-threatening toxicity from pemetrexed.

The lesser activation we observed in patients may therefore be a result of either network dysfunction caused by propagation of epileptic activity, be due to concomitant frontal structural deficits (Bonilha et al., 2007), or both.

Their extraordinary physiological "success" is due to concomitant broad substrate specificities and strict regulation of their expression, activation and inhibition levels.

The other reoperation case (patient 4) was due to concomitant vertical AHP.

Perhaps this is due to concomitant expression of Eomes at high levels in uNK cells (Tayade et al., 2005).

More investigations are needed to confirm if similar alterations of white blood cells relate to natural piroplasm infection or are due to concomitant subclinical diseases as we suppose.

Whether the adverse outcome was due to concomitant ACS, or the severity of the index condition, resulting in troponin elevation, is a critical question in targeting appropriate therapies.