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They also point out that in the case of CPF, damage is not always global (referring to the entire brain) but may only interfere in specific regions of the brain during development, which could increase the difficulty of detecting the damage.

In general the judicial branch of government may only interfere with such choices when they interfere with the rights or privileges of individuals (though as the proceeding sections of this paper have shown, activities that are merely 'expressive' in nature may often not be seen as doing so).129.129

This result suggests that the 5000 Da PEG chain may be of sufficient length to interfere with dimerization and to block d-Ala- d-Ala interactions in the vancomycin binding pocket, whereas the 3400 Da PEG chain may only interfere with the former.

Its influence may not only interfere with individual decision to adopt more adaptive coping behaviors, but also with the endogenous mechanisms of pain neuromodulation.

That is, inhibition of viral replication was observed even when the monocyte-derived macrophages were treated 4 h after infection with HIV-1, suggesting that LPS treatment may not only interfere with viral entry but also obstructs post-entry events.

Malignant governments and mafias are frequently able to maintain control over sizeable populations through threats and intimidation, though they may only infrequently interfere directly in the activities of others.

While paclitaxel interferes with the mitotic spindle, MMC's effects may be broader, because it intercalates in DNA and thereby probably does not only interfere with DNA replication but also with transcription and protein synthesis.

We found that food insecurity and hunger not only interfere with day-to-day adherence but that fears about hunger and food insecurity may also cause people to delay initiating or to discontinue ARV therapy.

We only interfere and pollute!

"The wide scope of this total ban, therefore, will not further public safety, but only interfere with lawful recreational pastimes".

Trauma not only interferes with the regulation of antioxidant mechanisms but may also convert these mechanisms into prooxidative ones through its ability to disrupt cell compartmentalization [ 61].