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Britain's homes are not only more likely to fall prey to flooding, but may also contribute to the deaths of thousands more – mostly elderly – people each year, as average temperatures continue to rise in summer, according to forecasts.

He said Mr. Giuliani, as he contemplated a run for the United States Senate, had made it clear that the department should not aggressively pursue real estate developers and corporations, who are often the targets of pollution complaints but may also contribute to his campaign.

Not only will this allow the tracking of markers but may also contribute to the identification of optimal measurement times.

The dipole defects apparently serve as additional glide obstacles but may also contribute to dislocation multiplication if the local stress rises.

In many heterogeneous reactions, these active phases are dispersed on a support which not only acts as a carrier but may also contribute to the catalytic activity.

Consequently, their role in lipid disorders is widely suspected, but they may also contribute to the development of important degenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, osteoporosis, age-related macular degeneration, and cataract.

16 The reasons for this are not entirely clear but they may also contribute to the variation across the country.

In this context, it may not only be a marker of a disease, but it may also contribute to pathogenesis (Pepys and Hirschfield, 2003).

Thus, it is fair to say that husbandry practices and feed likely influence animal concentrations of HBCD, but packaging may also contribute to the levels detected.

In a general HF population in Sweden, 1-year survival rate is about 80%211, suggesting that dementia not only may contribute to the development of incident HF but it may also contribute to worse prognosis in prevalent HF.