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If such a latent stage exists, this study actually showed that 70% of offspring of FMS patients are affected, a rate that considerably exceeds the one expected from autosomal dominant inheritance (50%) and suggests over-diagnosis in this study.

As cancers of the uterine cervix are the tumour entity for which the best evidence for hypoxia-associated malignant progression exists, this study has examined the question of whether correlations between the directly measured oxygenation status (Eppendorf pO2 histography), the expression of hypoxia-associated marker proteins (GLUT-1, CA IX) and the expression of E-cadherin can be identified.

"Although some gender differences in negotiation exist, this study reveals a major disadvantage women incur that precedes any negotiation".

But, by including all such models that now exist, this study marks "the first time anyone has estimated the ocean's role while accounting for these processes," he says.

Although some positive aspects of parental affective disorder exist, this study underlines that children primarily suffer from their parent's disorder and that this burden does not stop in adulthood.

Although some positive aspects of parental affective disorder exist, this study underlines that children primarily suffer from their parent's disorder in important areas of their life and that this burden does not stop in adulthood.

As for brand loyalty, while a variety of measurements for brand loyalty exist, this study used Zeithaml et al.'s (1996) scales, measuring a consumers' willingness to generate positive word-of-mouth communication.

Genetic trade-offs between growth and disease resistance/tolerance and heath traits such as deformations do exist (this study; Kause et al. 2005; Henryon et al. 2002).

Although finer genetic distinctions consistent with morphological differences between populations may exist, this study adds evidence that presently recognized bird subspecies often do not represent historically and phylogenetically equivalent evolutionary lineages (e.g., [ 30]).

While guidelines on task shifting and recommendations on transforming health professional education exist, this study provides new evidence that countries in the ECSA region face obstacles to adapting their practice and education regulations accordingly.

While variability in predation certainly exists, this and prior studies show that diet habits of albacore are fairly stable through time.