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To date we have not been able to demonstrate whether the increased levels of chemokines, such as Ccl8 in aged prostate originate exclusively from smooth-muscle/fibroblastic cellular compartment or includes a contribution from infiltrating cells.
It remains to be demonstrated whether the increased resistance of ral1 mutant to Al is also through the alteration of cell-wall pectin content and/or the degree of pectin methylation.
Purpose: The aims of the present work were to investigate the in vitro and in vivo antiangiogenic effects of chronic temozolomide treatment on various glioma models and to demonstrate whether bevacizumab (Avastin) increased the therapeutic benefits contributed by temozolomide in glioma.
To demonstrate whether the permeability of the BBB increases for DHE during migraine attacks.
However, because the inocula in both the current study and in other studies (17, 19 ) have not yet been titrated for infectivity and because HEV infections are virus dose dependent (18 ), additional studies should be performed to determine the infectivity titer of rabbit HEV and to demonstrate whether the rate of inducing hepatitis increases with virus dose of infection.
Furthermore, the current data do not demonstrate whether the expression of any of the genes is dysregulated as a direct consequence of the increased miR-125a levels.
To demonstrate whether the use of azithromycin (AZM) in a murine sepsis model of P. aeruginosa increases ceftazidime (CFZ) efficacy.
They demonstrate whether the income of the poor has grown sufficiently after agricultural modernization to follow the overall increase in average income.
These recent studies demonstrate the increased prevalence, incidence, and risk of CV mortality in subjects with metabolic syndrome, regardless of whether or not they have type 2 diabetes.
It remains to be demonstrated whether or not increased number of binding sites reflects functional differences and whether or not such an abnormality associated with vagal excessive activity might contribute to SIDS.
