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And I understand that in some areas, like traditional or commercial banking, mark-to-market accounting can be destructive and I think we've seen that in recent years where mark-to-market accounting to some degree contributed to the exuberance that everybody felt a few years ago, because when prices were going up, everything got marked up.

In these patients, WE-MDCT can be performed as a complement to OC to investigate disease distribution and features of mural and extraintestinal changes, and may, to some degree, contribute to the differential diagnosis between CD and UC (Fig. 14) [14].

Both methods indicate an endosomal and synaptic localization of active γ-secretase, suggesting that these compartments to a large degree contribute to the γ-secretase activity in neurons.

Although the precise functional implication of this finding is unclear, it is not implausible to suggest that this decrease in co-activation may, to some degree, contribute to the cognitive deficits that have been observed in patient MTL3.

Differences in data capture among the systems may also to some degree contribute to some of the differences between the healthcare systems.

This indicates that the mycorrhizal boosting effect of BE inoculation in that soil was of minor importance for plant P uptake and growth, although we do not know to which degree it contributed to the improvement in P uptake and growth for the plants inoculated with the three BEs and amended with the animal manures.

Unclear reporting and, to a lesser degree, reading errors contributed to the disagreements.

To which degree this concept contributed to the overall reduction in mortality rates of sepsis during the last decade remains unanswered, but it is most likely that it played a substantial role.

Over the past two years prominent economists have begun to ask, in full public view, whether and to what degree the economics profession contributed to the current financial crisis.

The optimal degree of evenness likely contributed to the high stability of the system in terms of BTEX removal.

Additionally, it is unclear through our analysis the degree to which benzodiazepines contributed to the actual cause of death from overdose.