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In this set-up, and because of the concomitant severe economic crisis, the main challenge is to reduce the role of omitted time-varying variables.

However, milk fatty acid composition was differently modified by the grain type and an increase in the concentration of mixed-origin FA of fish oil supplemented diets was unable to attenuate the severity of MFD because of the concomitant decrease in concentrations of de novo synthesized- and preformed-FA as compared with soybean oil supplemented diets.

Even though concentrations of trans-11 18:1 followed the same pattern of temporal changes as cis-9, trans-11 CLA, the total trans 18 1 content of FSO milk was unchanged because of the concomitant increases in the concentration of other isomers (Δ4 10 and Δ12 15), predominantely trans-10 18:1.

Because of the concomitant presence of both white pigments in the original paint layer, some overpaints and/or later paint layers, not visible through infrared reflectography and X-ray radiography imagery methods, clearly stand out through the MA-XRF maps of Zn, Pb and Ba, shown in Fig. 3a, b.

And because of the concomitant rise of certain technologies such as DVDs, Internet streaming and social media, a few Yogalebrities happened to earn a fair amount of money primarily advocating the physical benefits of Hatha Yoga.

We analyzed the same regions of the CNS for all groups and time points for GA1 content because of the concomitant accumulation of this GSL in GM1 mice [6] (Fig. 4).

Salmonellosis rates may also have been expected to fall because of the potential concomitant effects of the interventions on Salmonella spp. contamination of poultry.

This case is special because of the unusual concomitant association of two transient illnesses: IFN-α induced thyroiditis and acute left ventricular apical ballooning.

Phytochemicals with the ability to modulate the cell cycle progression are gaining extensive attention because of the supporting evidences of the concomitant involvement of cell cycle suppression and apoptosis [ 30, 31].

The presence of opportunistic infections significantly complicates their therapeutic management, because the concomitant treatment of HIV-1 and opportunistic conditions may determine negative pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic interactions, or reduce levels of therapeutic adherence because of the higher amount of tablets and doses needed [ 18].

The essential role of caspase-mediated cleavage in this process was demonstrated because the concomitant addition of colchicine that induces AMN depolymerization and the pan-caspase inhibitor z-VAD avoided the cleavage of cortical and plasma membrane proteins and prevented apoptotic cells to undergo secondary necrosis.