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Endometriosis also drastically changes the hormonal milieu and generates growth factor (such as insulin-like growth factor (IGF)) to which ovarian cancer cells have demonstrated dependency [ 24].

Besides IL-8, the other genes showing miR-93 dependency higher than or similar to VEGF (used as reference gene in consideration of its already demonstrated dependency from miR-93 activity) were PDGF-bb, GM-CSF, MCP-1, IFN-γ, IL-12, IL-6 and IL-10.

IL-1β induced PGE2 and CGRP release was blocked by selective and non-selective COX-2 inhibitors thereby demonstrating dependency on COX-2 enzyme activity.

An analysis of patients' perceived needs regarding information about NHPs brings into focus the inadequacy of the traditional paternalistic view of the 'patient' as occupying a subject position and demonstrating dependency and unquestioning compliance with medical expertise [ 11].

Previous studies demonstrate dependency sensitivity in various animal species in the acoustic domain: van Heijningen and colleagues (van Heijningen et al. 2009, 2013) demonstrated for zebra finches that simple adjacent dependency rules (same or different elements) can explain results from complex pattern processing experiments.

Figure 7 demonstrates Dependencies of the metric PSNR-HVS for all three considered methods of compression for the image Goldhill,.

For different flocking conditions, woven composites showed rate dependency for all strain rates, but auxetic composites demonstrated rate dependency only from low to medium strain rates.

The results of the research by Mohammed Ebid et al. [ 55] seemed promising, which demonstrated the dependency between the concentration of phenobarbital in PMR, depending on the genotype of ABCB1; for CC a significant reduction in drug concentration has been noticed, including the PMR/blood serum factor.

This study has also demonstrated the dependency of filament geometries performance on feed Reynolds number.

Moreover, recent studies have demonstrated a dependency between T2* and orientation of white matter fibers with respect to the main magnetic field B0.

Another way is a recently demonstrated path dependency approach, which asserts that previous activities in the landscape will influence the subsequent sequence of events.