The research suggests that the answer chiefly lies in the number of times a tissue's stem cells divide.
The study, published in the journal Science, suggests that the answer chiefly lies in the number of times a tissue's stem cells divide and replicate their DNA.
First, the predicted prevalence estimates appear reliable, chiefly reflecting the rapid and consistent decrease in the number of newly identified events as the number of years of hospitalized data increases.
Tortorella et al. found that patients with migraine had supratentorial lesions chiefly located in the frontal lobes and periventricular white matter and noted no difference in the number of supratentorial lesions between patients with migraine with or without aura [16].
Air pollution is chiefly a result of China's heavy reliance on the use of coal-fired power stations, but the rise in the number of private cars has also contributed to the problem.
We suggested that this is chiefly due not to changes in the numbers of cells initiated by DMBA, but rather to a decrease in the promotional efficacy of TPA in ageing mice.
SSSIs are caused chiefly by Gram-positive organisms, and are increasing in incidence mainly because of aging of the general population, increases in the numbers of critically ill and immunocompromised patients, and the emergence of multiresistant pathogens.
Unless the airlines — chiefly Delta and JetBlue — curb themselves, sufficiently and soon, the government should step in and cap the number of craft the airport can handle, as was done in the past at Chicago's O'Hare Airport and at La Guardia.
In a debate in London on the findings, Gloster, who was appointed to the court of appeal last year and whose experience is chiefly in commercial law, said: "I'm horrified at the number of litigants in person [LIPs].
These methods are chiefly conceived to produce an adaptive search as the number of elementary moves in a compound move may vary from one iteration to another depending on the state of the search.
