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The Mets are playing their best baseball of the season now, and if their success continues deep into the postseason, Valentine and Phillips will conceivably increase their attractiveness to other prospective employers.

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Findings from this study will be useful in enhancing the quality and amenity value of open spaces and conceivably increase local property tax base.

AGS3 knock-down could conceivably increase the number of autophagosomes and thus the level of LC3II by either inducing autophagosome formation or by preventing their turnover.

We did not examine the influence of repeat sepsis events, which could conceivably increase the risk of mortality.

An increase in Ktrans by the use of Gd-L could conceivably increase the permeability and surface area of the capillary endothelium.

Conceivably, increasing saturation of α7-nAChR subunits by T30 could promote either homomeric or heteromeric disulfide bond formation via the cysteine residues at the C-termini of the peptide molecules.

Conceivably, increased ROS generation reduces NO availability in these settings through its scavenging, with the formation of the highly toxic peroxynitrite.

Conceivably, increased remodelling, as is seen in the nearly hip fracture-free Gambians with their low calcium diet and high indices of bone remodelling [165] might result in tougher but less dense bone tissue due to higher osteocyte survival, less hard matrix and less advanced secondary mineralisation.

Fourth, the impact of repeated clinical assessments and rating of relatively small changes in clinical severity combined with regular dose increases, may conceivably have increased the placebo response rates resulting from increased optimism, a tendency to over-report improvements and belief that higher doses are more likely to be more effective than lower doses.

Conceivably, this increase in perfused vasculature could translate to an increased opportunity for these tumour cells to invade into the circulation and metastasise (Zhang et al, 1997).