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We hypothesized that such deformities and scar formation contribute to pain symptoms.

It was concluded that both adsorption and catalyzed oxidation (via hydroxyl radical formation) contribute to the dye removal.

During the development and maturation of the adult nervous system, several consecutive events, from neural induction to axon-dendrite arborization and synapse formation, contribute to the final exquisite specificity of neuronal networks.

The dissociation between ACE suppression and autonomic response to ACE inhibition indicates that enzyme systems not reflected by plasma ACE activity or independent from the classic pathways of angiotensin formation contribute to the regulation of the autonomic response to ACE inhibition in patients with heart failure.

Therefore, it is plausible that ciliary trafficking defects, and/or defects in cilia formation, contribute to the pathogenesis of these diseases in both the OE and in the kidney.

Given that connections between the entorhinal cortex and the hippocampus are an important memory center, it is likely that the deficits encountered in the hippocampal formation contribute to MAM rats' cognitive deficits [35], [42], [43].

Thus, gap formation contributes to microleakage, permitting the passage of bacteria and salivary secretions from the oral cavity [13, 17].

This activity probably caused impact on the natural populations of P. luisae in the Tabebuia formation, contributing to the fragmented distribution currently known.

On all Pt/SnOx/C catalysts, acetic acid and acetaldehyde represent dominant products, CO2 formation contributes 1 3% for both potentiostatic and potentiodynamic reaction conditions.

The frictional behavior determined by time-resolved measurements of friction forces reveals that higher camshaft speeds led to increased lubrication film formation contributing to reduced frictional losses.

When the windward flame was lifted, chemiluminescence imaging showed that both flame propagation and auto-ignition kernel formation contributed to flame anchoring.