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This maladaptive response results in increased pulmonary vascular resistance and consequently, sustained pulmonary hypertension.

In addition, the in vitro drug release behavior displayed that the Fe3O4/CMCS NPs exhibited a biphasic drug release pattern with initial burst release and consequently sustained release.

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The data described above indicate that PGE2 present in the microenvironment is capable of triggering COX-2 expression and consequently sustained PG production by the adenoma cells themselves that potentially have even more pronounced effects on the expression of tumour progression-associated genes.

Consequently, sustained locomotor activity, which incurs similar costs for both groups [24], is relatively infrequent and limited to moderate running speeds in extant ectotherms [1], [25].

Consequently, sustained TBI deficits seemed not to reduce the child's ability to manage or minimize the suffered impairment.

Our previous publication shows that SF-1 maintains centrosome homeostasis and consequently sustains genomic stability and cell growth [ 4].

As part of the vascular response to injury, SMCs migrate from the media, across the intima, into the lumen of the vessel where they proliferate and synthesize cytokines, consequently sustaining the progression of intimal hyperplasia [ 3– 5].

However, recent OECD forecasts show an overall upward trend in the share of disabled elderly who will be in need of assistance and will consequently sustain demand for LTC [ 4].

Pentoxifylline is a water-soluble model drug with a short half-life, consequently developing sustained release preparations would be beneficial.

Ces1g deficiency decreased PUFA release from TG, which consequently caused sustained SREBP1c activation and increased de novo lipogenesis in the liver (Quiroga et al., 2012a) (Fig. 4).