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Over time, the declining response levels in the SHeS surveys mirrors those experienced by many surveys internationally, but a parallel increase in nonresponse bias has not been detected.

The treatment of breast cancer benefited from the progress of chemotherapy and targeted therapies, but there was a parallel increase in treatment costs.

We did not see similar low expression of Sod1 in the Sod3 KG06029 line but did find a parallel increase in SOD1 and SOD3 with excision.

We can also exclude that the AKT is not activated in the right target cells (ie: cancer prone cell) since we can increase the number of cells per duct with AKT activation in different lines but we can not observe a parallel increase in benign or malignant lesions.

We recently showed that the number of admissions to hospital of patients with brain metastases in general, and especially due to breast cancer, increased in Sweden from 1987 to 2006, but we could not account for a parallel increase in primary breast cancer incidence nor for temporal changes in admission practices (Smedby et al, 2009).

Cynics would erroneously attribute this to a parallel increase in litigation but increasing patient knowledge and expectations with a move toward subspecialisation are the main catalysts driving change.

The present result of a parallel increase in glucocorticoids supports, but certainly cannot prove, this hypothesis.

Heart rate initially decreased in phase T2, but was increased in the two subsequent phases, with a parallel increase in MAP and a decrease of APP.

A shallower power spectrum thus might not only reflect increased 1/f noise8,23 but also a decreased utilization of long-range neural networks32,33 and a parallel increase in local processing7.

A parallel increase of 17β-estradiol levels was seen, but there was an earlier decrease to pre-treatment levels by 4-weeks after the last injection.

A parallel increase in asynchronous release was apparent at higher magnification (Fig. 3a, middle panel).