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Scientific evidence confirms that the decline or absence of estrogen during menopause may be the first step in a sequence of endocrine events that can cause severe depression in susceptible women.
On injured endothelium, platelets adhere to the vascular wall at sites of damage and immediate proximity, a first step in a sequence of events that lead to the initiation and the propagation of haemostasis, thrombosis and bleeding arrest [110, 111].
Admissions is really the first step in a sequence of a child's educational journey.
In any case, perceiving peer eye or head gaze and converting it into a gaze vector is only a first step in a sequence of demanding computations that ultimately lead to the establishment of joint attention.
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Often, finding a set of homologous sequences is the first step in an evolutionary analysis.
To better evaluate the potential significance of this finding, in Fig. 13 we plot the force induced by the second step in each sequence of double steps.
12 13 This study marks the third step in the sequence of trials at the BMJ.
The promise was a step in a sequence of events mapped out decades before, when Ludwik's parents, Elfryda and Joseph Sr., decided to conceive a third child who would be able to care for the first two.
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