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Metastases widely differ in their behavior which contributes to the heterogeneity in clinical manifestations of metastatic disease.

Further, YRBSS concentrated on overall youth risk behavior, which contributes to unintentional injuries, violence, suicides, and substance use which did not directly fit with our objective to measure violence among adolescent peers in schools.

People with a low socioeconomic status may have a diet and a feeding behavior which contribute to a development of the disease [ 24].

Attempts to ward off depressive symptoms through "self-medication" may lead women to use tobacco, drugs or alcohol, or engage in negative health behaviors which contribute to poor pregnancy outcomes [ 65].

Adolescents are a popular target group for health education and promotion programs because many health-risk behaviors, which contribute to the leading causes of morbidity and mortality among youth and adults, develop or augment during adolescence [ 1, 2].

The prestress and chopped steel fibers significantly improved the flexural behaviors of BTRC, which contributes to the application of BTRC flexural components.

Douglas A. Berman, a law professor at Ohio State University and an expert on sentencing, describes the rationale for these laws: "We punish the kind of possession many concede is not inherently harmful but which contributes to behavior which produces much harm".

As a second approach, we investigated emergent behavior stemming from metabolic perturbations, which contributes to different diseases and impacts autophagy [ 23].

West suffers from bipolar disorder, a mental illness that causes severe shifts in mood, which contributes to his erratic behavior, which has included fights, locker room friction and occasional runs in with law enforcement (most notably the above-mentioned arrest).

Blades are attached to a flexible disc which contributes to the dynamic behavior of the blade.

It phosphorylates a myosin light chain (MLC) and regulates acto-myosin contractility, which contributes to invasive and metastatic behavior in cancer.