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During DO the distraction proceeds at a slow, steady state ensuing not only bone lengthening but also concomitant soft tissue expansion.

Thus, the results suggest that a comprehensive evaluation of treatment responses in the MMTP should include not only genetic polymorphisms in methadone metabolism and transporter proteins, but also concomitant diseases, MDIs, and poly-substance use.

Thus, a comprehensive evaluation of treatment responses in the MMTP should include not only genetic polymorphisms in methadone metabolism and transporter proteins, but also concomitant diseases, MDIs, and poly-substance use.

Here, we describe the development of trimeric CD40-specific scFv fusion proteins of TRAIL and TRAILR1- and TRAILR2-specific TRAIL mutants that do not only show high CD40-restricted apoptotic activity but also concomitant activation of CD40.

With regard to the emergent properties of the developing mycelial cord, in comparison to the elemental hyphae, not only is there a faster extension of the nutrient-capturing cord apparatus, and thus a faster rate of foraging and nutrient acquisition, but there is also concomitant internal differentiation within the cord, which may facilitate its more rapid growth.

In any way, health care professionals should take into account the use of CAMs by their patients and realize that the users often have a cautious attitude towards using medicines, but on the other hand, also concomitant use of CAMs and medicines do occur.

As a result, for the vast majority of recorded history, individuals with epilepsy have not only had to deal with the uncertainty of their next epileptic seizure but also the concomitant stigma and ostracization.

There is a need not only for more wear-resistant materials but also for concomitant improvements in the design and manufacture of the implant and the operative techniques to minimize the occurrence of wear.

These polymer-based systems can serve not only a biomaterials-based function, such as the separation or bulking of tissue, but also as concomitant drug delivery systems for the local delivery of therapeutics.

This can be based on intrinsic factors (age, gender, genomics, proteomics) of their tumours or different normal tissues, but also on concomitant diseases impacting on general or specific normal tissue tolerance, lifestyle (e.g. reduced lung/liver tolerance due to smoking and alcohol consumption) or previous/parallel treatments.

Of particular interest, experiments conducted to silence the expression of E-cadherin not only showed a morphological shift from an epithelial to a fibroblastoid phenotype, characteristic of EMT, but also a concomitant increase in invasive cell behavior [5].