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Nonetheless, new therapeutic fields are evolving regarding this receptor since the LH/hCG-R is expressed in human cancer cells like breast cancer [ 46] or ovarian cancer [ 17].
Total hip arthroplasty (THA) has recently evolved regarding the design of the femoral stem.
Today, social principles (if not always practices) have evolved regarding equality, diversity and representation, and sometimes I wonder how things might have been better growing up today.
Gradually, new attitudes evolved regarding the necessity and possibility of negotiations toward a two-state solution based on mutual recognition, which became the building stones of the 1993 Oslo agreement.
As a consequence, intricate structures evolve regarding the flow of funds and patients and the activity that hospital physicians may undertake in the context of physician fees (Fig. 2).
Examining how the West's policies have evolved regarding this aspect in particular, would require greater space and a more in-depth study.
[3] [7] During and after the outbreak, considerable controversy evolved regarding how HCWs using precautions became infected, and what care activities and/or behaviours posed the greatest risk of transmission.
Agricultural and biological sciences were the areas that most evolved regarding theoretical knowledge about cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Two basic models evolved regarding the mechanism by which DNA methylation affects transcription (39).
The principal aim of this historical review- the first in a new series- is to present the basic concepts that led to the discovery of NOV and to show how our ideas evolved regarding the role and functions of this new class of proteins.
Much interest has evolved regarding the role of K5 in breast pathology in several aspects, including the identification of myoepithelial cells, the classification of proliferative lesions (Otterbach et al. 2000), and the recognition of a certain subtype of invasive ductal breast carcinoma (see below, chapter "Keratins as diagnostic markers in tumor pathology").
