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Despite the determination of Egyptian authorities to break the Gaza Freedom March's momentum, Josh believes that the international presence in Cairo is generating an important conversation, worldwide, over Israel's Operation Cast Lead assaults, last year, and the ongoing siege imposed on Gaza.

Breast and ovarian cancer are the most frequent causes of death in women, generating an important problem.

It is not only the most frequent allergic disease but also counts among the 10 most frequent reasons for medical consultation, generating an important economic impact.

Carcinogenesis in tubular epithelial cells, therefore, might be associated with an inability to upregulate Smac/DIABLO expression, thereby generating an important selective growth advantage.

Indeed, the exercise training program used in this study is certainly generating an important stress, higher than that used by Bidasee et al. [ 3].

Therefore the imbalances between anti- and pro-apoptotic factors may result in an increased effect of XIAP, thereby generating an important selective survival advantage of HCC cells.

The creation of methods for measuring mental workload generates an important scientific activity around the world.

Such collective reputational forces generate an important externality, and thus call for more government and third-party interventions to establish higher quality standards and enforce tighter quality control.

WASHINGTON — The nomination of former Senator Chuck Hagel to be the U.S. defense secretary could generate an important debate over national security.

NEWPORT, Ore .— Chris Martinson and his fellow fishermen catch crab and shrimp in the same big swell that one day could generate an important part of the Northwest's energy supply.

However, the additional contribution of the blue wavelength to degradation represents a significant problem, since this radiation generates an important part of the photocurrent.