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To further ascertain if the phenotype of the bladder cancer cells contributed to their differing chemosensitivity to the combined therapy, we examined morphology and measured the expression of epithelial/mesenchymal markers in bladder cancer cells.

It will be important to now understand how differences in protein behaviour and activity contribute to their differing roles in neurogenic determination and differentiation [6].

However, the cell internalizations from the posterior margin, which contribute to their formation, differ by their timing and the cell movements involved.

As two of the CREST groups, alkaline ceramidase and Per1, perform similar yet distinct hydrolysis reactions on different substrates, it is also possible that the substrates and reaction products of the other CREST groups differ, which could contribute to their functional diversity.

In combination with previous studies that have shown considerable differences in frequency of recombination and positive selection among different Streptococcus lineages and species [ 2], our findings further show that even closely related bacterial lineages may differ in mechanisms contributing to their evolution.

It is likely that each of the above-mentioned differences between the two mapping equations contributed to the differing EQ-5D health utility estimates arrived at by the two equations in our study.

In our study, understory ground cover was variable (0 84 %), and this may have partially contributed to microhabitats differing in likelihood of seed remaining at the end of the study.

Differences in cytokine detection techniques might also have contributed to differing study results.

Åstrøm and Wold [ 21] investigated how changes in socioeconomic position characteristics throughout adolescent years influenced oral impacts in young adulthood and reported that continuity of an advantaged or disadvantaged socioeconomic position contributed to differing levels of oral health.

Similarly, none of the pretreatment RRs deviated from unity, which supports the assumption that treated and untreated areas had an equal likelihood, on the basis of population size, of containing a clinical case before the adulticiding, and that no preexisting factors contributed to differing disease incidence rates during that time.

Because the aforementioned previous studies used Japanese governmental vital statistic records collected every 5 years, 7 8 differences in methodology may have also contributed to results that differ from those obtained by direct observation, such as ours.