In this context, it has been previously demonstrated that fludarabine can inhibit excision and repair of ICL and by so doing contributes to the synergy observed between fludarabine and cisplatin (Yang et al, 1995; Li et al, 1997).
For these readers in particular, Hazony's promise to outline an alternative national vision, and by so doing contribute to the Jewish state's reawakening, is likely to stir expectations of a prophetic revelation.
Over the years, many excellent studies expanded the role of RACK1 as a true scaffolding protein that interacts with a large, diverse group of proteins and by doing so, contributes to the regulation of various signaling cascades and biological functions (for a recent review see [ 2]).
However, the inhibition of neuronal VRAC by NPPB does contribute significantly to the overall neuroprotection under cerebral ischemia conditions.
An extract from the policy argues that 'lad culture' promoters, such as lads mag websites and Facebook groups, "trivialize rape and by doing so contribute to a culturally permissible attitude to rape which is disgusting and cannot be allowed by our union".
Hence, the aim of this study was to provide insight into the current hand hygiene and hand rubbing practices of nursing and medical students in Ireland and, by doing so, contribute to the broader understanding of this topic.
Under the United Nations Law of the Sea, SIDS have both the acquired right and the opportunity to manage this huge area to benefit their people, and by doing so, contribute to the health of the global environment.
In a hypothetical scenario, mutated Nesprin-1α in EDMD/CMT cells might weaken the actin complex interaction and, by doing so, contribute to the disease phenotype.
These responses suggest that the evidence provided by the review did contribute towards the production of QUADAS.
Pattern recognition by multiple TLRs does contribute to the control of mycobacterial infection (Bafica et al., 2005; Ryffel et al., 2005; Jo et al., 2007;), but may play a less significant role than originally assigned (Reiling et al., 2008).
