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Hippocampal volume shrinkage has been attributed also to pathological changes in white matter (decrease in axonal diameter and loss of white matter) [12], and the incorporation of newly formed neurons to the dentate gyrus could also be affected by alcohol [13], [14].

A central pathogenetic role has been attributed also to the polarization of the tumor environment infiltrating macrophages towards the M1 phenotype in preneoplastic environment, then substituted by M2 mononuclear cells in advanced cancer lesions [ 100].

The 2006 figure was reduced by a write-down of 2.8 billion euros for good will, but the rise in profit was attributed also to lower taxes and financial charges and improving margins.

Around 350 BC, Aristotle pronounced, '[We] make war that we may live in peace' (Aristotle, X.7), variations of which are attributed also to great military leaders from Julius Caesar to Carl von Clausewitz.

The inference is made by virtue of what Hans Reichenbach called "the straight rule": the proportion of a trait found in the sample is attributed also to the population.

How to consider subjects not experiencing phosphenes at 100%% stimulator intensity is still a matter of debate, since the unresponsiveness to magnetic stimulation may be attributed also to specific anatomical peculiarities.

Heterogeneity is also well documented in DMD and is attributed also to environmental and modifying gene effects [36].

This stronger effect of viable mycoplasma can partially be attributed also to longer incubation time in this experiment.

The strain differences in noncortical BMD of the metaphysis are not large enough to conclude that they can be attributed also to the femoral midshaft.

This could be attributed also to the absence of the "family doctor" in Greece, and the inability to select the desired physician in primary and secondary health care.

This may be attributed also to Gralnick's subtype C of SPD folie communiqué (Table  2), where the induced partner develops psychosis after a long period of resistance and symptoms maintain even after separation from the inducer.