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The present findings suggest impaired mood and cognition in patients suffering from acute SAR which may be linked rather to immunological (inflammatory) processes than to SAR symptomatology.

Hence, the present data suggest that amelioration of gas exchange by the lectin-like domain appears to be linked rather to edema resolution and corresponding lung recruitment than to anti-inflammatory properties.

Like most previous studies we were unable to adjust for smoking, the only behavioural factor that has been linked rather consistently to risk. 1 Theoretically, therefore, if smoking is also associated with appendicitis or mesenteric lymphadenitis 30 our estimates of rate ratios might be confounded by tobacco smoking.

Certainly, high levels of radiation and some industrial chemicals are linked rather conclusively to cancer clusters that have occurred in the past.

However, it is possible that CDK11 is linked rather indirectly to Tat function through effects on CDK9 expression levels or the processing of HIV-1 transcripts.

However, the mental aspects of HRQOL that predicted mortality in the Spanish study were interpreted to be linked to depression rather than to comorbidity.

Second, the associated sequence variant identified in GWAS may in fact only be linked to, rather than itself be, the causal variant.

The increased protease inhibitor plasma levels in young AAT deficiency subjects relative to normal subjects could be linked to age rather than to a ZZ or SZ phenotype.

"It seems more brand resonant for the philanthropy to be linked to eyeglasses rather than donating the money to charter schools or health care," said Bugg-Levine.

Thyroid-nodules prevalence was found to be frequent and to be linked to iodine intake rather than to external radiation exposure (Takahashi et al, 1999).

This number does not seem to be linked to genome size but rather to the ecological niche and lifestyle of the species considered [ 77].