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The rapidly increasing number of children being diagnosed with autism has contributed to the persistent fear that vaccines cause it.

However, another study disrupting NaV1.9 coding sequence with IRES-LacZ-neo in mice indicated that the expression of NaV1.9 contributed to the persistent heat hypersensitivity after CFA or carrageenan treatment [36].

However, on a day-to-day basis they are quite cumbersome to manage [6], [11], and this onus, combined with their currently poor reproducibility of successful infection, limits their usefulness, and is likely to have contributed to the persistent use of rodent Plasmodium species in the majority of experimental malaria studies - for reasons of convenience rather than scientific merit.

The multiple visits after the programme for testing may have contributed to the persistent effect in our programme.

This may have contributed to the persistent use of OYE instead of the official classification as NAD(P H dehydrogenase (EC 1.6.99.1).

Indeed, it may be the lack of prevention resources provided to the sexual partners of transwomen that has contributed to the persistent high risk for HIV among transwomen, thus prevention messaging must be designed and targeted to sexual partners too.

Leaving work contributes to the persistent wage gap between men and women, which has been stalled for some time; female workers in 2010 made just 77 cents for each dollar earned by men, according to the Institute for Women's Policy Research.

The weakening ITF due to climate change may also contribute to the persistent subsurface cooling in the Indian Ocean.

Despite the result that virulence is strain-dependent as a result of various factors other than biofilm-producing ability, the fact that biofilmed isolate is more resistant to antibiotic and detergent treatments than planktonic isolate suggest that biofilm formation by RA may contribute to the persistent infections on duck farms.

Thus, CIE-induced DNA demethylation may contribute to the persistent up-regulation of NR2B gene transcription.

Thus, HIV regulatory proteins are produced in latently infected cells [29], and can contribute to the persistent immune activation, immune system dysfunction, and disease observed in many HAART recipients [2], [4], [5], [17], [23], [30] [32].