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Dr. Holmberg said, "When we started, there was a swing toward a more liberal pattern of prescribing hormone therapy to breast cancer survivors, and we were worried that that more liberal attitude might become established without any really hard test of the situation".
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In some environments, many plants cannot become established without the aid of associated mycorrhizae.
The success was repeated in every country where the scale insect had become established without its predators.
The warm soil and morning dew help the seed to germinate and the roots to become established without competition from weeds, which are annuals and in decline.
If similar failures occurred with lice, infestations could become established without being noticed.
I'll leave the punditry to you, but I will say that no campaign becomes "established" without a tremendous amount of hard work.
Paradoxically, however, if a tumor becomes established without losing the function of the LKB1-AMPK pathway, AMPK may help to keep the tumor cells alive by protecting them from metabolic stress.
It also showed that the party had become established enough to compete without its leader, who decided not to run to focus on the 2002 presidential election.
Some scientists propose restoring the desertified land using grasses, rather than water-consuming woody species, while others worry that it will be difficult for grasses to become established on bare dunes without initial sand-stabilization provided by woody species, such as shrubs (Yang et al. 2006; Cao 2008; Padilla et al. 2009).
What is implausible to any given age of humanity may become established fact to some successive generation.
In any case, these invasive species are highly polymorphic and have become established relatively recently in southern California.
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