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We have found that the longer was the duration of treatment, the higher were irradiation doses at points A and B. It could be supposed that increasing the dose was an attempt to compensate for a gap in radiotherapy.

From the observation of surface roughness using atomic force microscopy (AFM), it is supposed that increasing sp3 fractions and the hardness of the impacted a-C coating during impact correlate to the reduction of surface roughness.

It is supposed that, increase in TLC especially in lymphocyte number may be in part due to the presence of flavonoids and terpenoids (Grayer et al. 1996; Lembberkovics et al. 1998; Sayyah et al. 2005) found in L. inermis.

It is supposed that increased knowledge enables patients with schizophrenia to cope more effectively with their illness [ 44].

The observation may be explained by mechanistic reasoning since it can be supposed that largely increased ACRs (e.g., ACR >100) are probably independent of the Kow and may result from the evaluation of different MoA due to the evaluation of life stages and additional endpoints in chronic tests that are not covered by acute tests.

However, it may be supposed that the increase of zinc in the serum of subjects was caused by changes in insulin sensitivity following arginine supplementation.

It might be supposed that the observed VEGF level is increased locally because the amount of RPE cells is decreased according to our histological investigation.

Because the only source of erythrocyte ATP is glycolysis, it can be supposed that physical activity results in an increased rate of this conversion in erythrocytes.

Given that none of the canine Porphyromonads have a lysine gingipains gene and only P. gulae has arginine gingipains genes, it might be supposed that the canine Porphyromonads have an increased sensitivity to H2O2.

With increasing numbers of female doctors and the inclusion of CAM in undergraduate education in Germany [ 4], it can be supposed that the use of CAM will further increase in the future.

However, it is supposed that the increased risk of umbilical cord prolapse in cases involving the use of an intra-cervix balloon filled with approximately 40 ml of water was limited, as the incidence of umbilical cord prolapse after balloon removal did not differ between the patients treated with and without an intra-cervix balloon.