The first was that no company singularly held 'moral authority' over the software – and therefore the contenders competed for profits by offering increasing parts of their software for free.
These networks are responsible, at least in part, for the increasing amount of multilateral cooperation, which was found to be responsible for ETS-related publications in our analysis.
The association of these risk factors with ESRD along with subclinical evidence of changes to the CV renal system may account, in part, for the increasing incidence of ESRD and point to a critical area for prevention.
The belief in such curative powers has been in part responsible for the increasing popularity of the television, or "electronic," preacher in the United States, a phenomenon that involves millions of viewers.
This increase in adduct formation might account, in part, for the increased risk of CRC associated with consuming high levels of red meat.
The establishment of smoking control legislation in public places in Shanghai, which had a positive influence on broad social norm changes [ 25], may account in part for the increased prevalence of smoke-free homes documented here.
Given that C8161.9 cells have low RhoA activity and their adhesion and actin structures resemble those seen in cells with high Rac activity, elevated Rac activity may account in part for the increased invasiveness of C8161.9 cells.
Although Tax expression was not correlated with cytokine concentration in SF, probably owing to the time discrepancy between SF aspiration and tissue preparation, Tax expression in synoviocytes might be responsible, at least in part, for the increased concentrations of PTHrP, sIL-2R and IL-6 in SF of carrier patients.
These factors may, in part, account for the increased incidence of this colic type coinciding with months of the year when cold, wet weather is more likely to occur in the UK.
Our observation of EGFR/ERK de-repression following E-cadherin loss-of-function implies that elevated phospho-ERK activity may account, at least in part, for the increased proliferation rate of E-cadherin-disabled cells.
