In addition, certain NP preparations have been seen to drive additional biological effects, such as mitochondrial stress or the production of reactive oxygen species, which may contribute a degree of biological sensitisation to tumour cells, in addition to their impacts on the physical dose distribution.
In addition, several other elements contribute a degree of uncertainty to those estimates, such that their discrepancy may not be as large.
Since glycaemia-related blood testing coverage varies by age, gender and ethnicity, as shown in tables 1 and 2, the differential testing coverage could contribute a degree of systematic bias to this study's estimate of dysglycaemia prevalence.
Serving as the joint venture lead does contribute to a degree of commercial success as the small business is in more of a position of control regarding the outcome of the R&D project.
This may have contributed to a degree of bias in describing the main events contributing to MMR reductions.
The discovery of substantial deposits of North Sea oil in 1965 and the renewables sector have contributed to a degree of economic stability in recent decades.
The creation of the Highlands and Islands Development Board and the discovery of substantial deposits of North Sea oil in 1965, the establishment of a unitary local authority for the islands in 1975 and more recently the renewables sector have all contributed to a degree of economic stability in recent decades.
Thus TAG5 may modulate defence responses at various levels that collectively contribute to a degree of resistance.
In general, however, early and appropriate goal-directed fluid therapy contributes to a degree of fluid overload in most if not all patients.
Approximately 55.90% of the total variation can be bundled in two axes (CA1 and CA2), each of which contributed a similar degree of variation.
