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Inflammatory mediators are known to induce downregulation of epithelial cell cell adhesion and promote mesenchymal gene expression both in vitro and in vivo, and consequently inflammatory mediators have emerged as decisive factors in EMT induction.

With Democrats and Republicans saying that turnout has emerged as a decisive factor in these elections, Republicans argued that Mr. Bush's presence was critical to counter what they are expecting to be extraordinary turnout operations by Democrats and their supporters.

Importantly, the chronic inflammatory microenvironment common to fibrotic and cancer cells emerges as a decisive factor in the induction of the pathological EMT.

Clearly, since identical preparation parameters on SiO x and graphene lead to the growth of stable films in two highly different crystal structures, the nature of the substrate emerges as the decisive factor for the selection of the respective polymorph during growth.

Thus, qualification (in some cases designation also) has emerged to be a decisive factor in peoples' choice towards more specific subject oriented programme (sectional programme) and also in their affinity to symposia.

Another decisive factor in the development of the ideal of authenticity was that it emerged together with a distinctively modern conception of the self.

Bruni himself emerges as a protagonist of the first order, a figure whose location at the center of power was a decisive factor shaping his innovations in historical writing.

As societal environment concerns grow, environmental aspects are also emerging at industry level, as decisive factors within the context of SC management.

The decisive factor was slavery.

"The Internet is the decisive factor there.

Governance may then be the decisive factor.