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As a consequence, this report will concentrate predominantly on the effects this carcinogen in this colonic region with a particular focus on DNA damage and repair.

The data presented in this manuscript provides evidence to support the idea that endotoxins distributed in the cartilage matrix form clusters and concentrate predominantly at the frayed end of collagen fibrils in the matrix (procollagen-endotoxin complexes, PEC), suggesting that collagens and the ECM may act as a reservoir for endotoxins.

He concentrated predominantly on his film career.

While his contract will mean Hawley concentrates predominantly on sevens rugby and competing in the HSBC Sevens World Series, he still has aspirations to play at another World Cup.

Beginning with Friday's opening number, an emphatic version of Leonard Cohen's "I'm Your Man," pumped with erotic juice, Mr. Bublé concentrated predominantly on mid- to up-tempo songs that made maximum use of the excellent eight-man horn and reed section.

The XPS results showed that sulphur and carbon are concentrated predominantly in the upper (periphery) layer of the nanoparticle.

Comparison of XPS and EDX data suggests that the doping elements are concentrated predominantly at the particle surface.

It can be seen that sulfur and carbon are concentrated predominantly in the upper (periphery) layer of the nanoparticle.

Economic analysis of law, however, has concentrated predominantly on the study of common law systems of adjudication.

Ribosomal DNA concentrated predominantly in fibrillar centers in the form of condensed r-chromatin inclusions and internal non condensed fibrils, redistributing from the dense fibrillar component and the transition zone between fibrillar centers and the dense fibrillar component, recognized as the loci of rDNA transcription.

With close to a billion adherents around the world, Hinduism is a major religion concentrated predominantly in the Indian subcontinent, and among individuals of Indian origin.