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The results obtainable by probabilistic analysis and also those arrived at using fuzzy analysis can be considered as consequences of particularizations of this formulation.

Furthermore, quantification of BBB permeability may constitute an early prognostic factor in the pathogenesis of multiple sclerosis, while MRI features such as multiple sclerosis plaques, loss of N-acetyl-aspartate, decrease of magnetic transfer ratio (MTR), changes in T1, and tissue atrophy may be considered as consequences of a longer lasting neuroinflammation.

Using this vector, we excised most of the inserted vector using the Cre-loxP technology to obtain revertants; the clones that displayed no phenotype reversion on expressing Cre recombinase were considered as consequences of spontaneous genetic instability irrespective of vector integration.

Mutations in tumour suppressor genes, including P53 and APC or c-MYC amplification as observed in intestinal metaplasia or Barrett's oesophagus, are considered as consequences of carcinogen/inflammation-induced genetic instability (Dolan et al, 1999; Rygiel et al, 2008; Segal et al, 2004).

(1) When executing FCC involved technology, the capacity of current FCC plant should be considered, as well as the consequence of LCO processing in FCC plant.

The first two variables are clearly consequences of coagulation whereas the latter might be considered as a consequence of thrombosis reflecting beginning thrombosis but could also be a predisposing factor for inducing or aggravating thrombotic processes.

We conclude that several fixed-point theorems can be considered as a consequence of main results.

Damage of the polymer-filler network is considered as a consequence of chain sliding on or debonding from aggregates.

Indeed, these ADEs were considered as a consequence of a combination rather than of a specific antineoplastic agent.

The following results, the main results of Ahmad et al. [2], can be considered as a consequence of Theorem 20.

Thus, Definition 4.2 and Definition 4.3 can be considered as a consequence of Definition 2.1 and Definition 2.2.