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34 It is important to highlight that most of the factors associated with treatment interruption are not modifiable, except from the doses that was slightly less than 8 mg/kg/day in some cases.

It is important to highlight that most of the studies described in the paragraphs above measured miR-125b expression levels in heterogeneous tissue extracts and not purified cancer cells.

It is important to highlight that most of the studies that have assessed associations between physical activity, sedentary time and body mass have used self-reported measures of physical activity and screen time which are subject to response and recall bias [ 10].

It is necessary to highlight that most of the milk samples of this study were from SCM cases, where (i) the colony-forming units of the organism in the milk were below the detection limit of the assay, (ii) special media or growth conditions were required, or (iii) presence of inhibitors in the milk sample, such as antibiotics, had interfered with the growth of the pathogen.

The results of our gene level analysis highlight that most of the genes showed external events.

28 A systematic review of guidelines for follow-up care in prostate cancer highlighted that most focus on the detection of cancer recurrence and assessment of the medical consequences of treatment, with little attention placed on identifying and responding to other key unmet needs.

Another highlight was the discovery of that most of the ordinary matter in the universe was in hot clouds of gas between galaxies, and not in stars.

Our models highlighted that most of variation (59%72%%) in macrobenthic spatial patterns was explained by the studied environmental variables.

They also highlighted that most of the external assistance provided was for survival purposes immediately after a disaster, such as the provision of tents, fresh water, maize/corn meal, cooking oil, blankets, and clothing.

Finally, it is worth highlighting that most of the time the negative correlation between premiums charged by nonintegrated health insurance companies and HMO penetration is explained by increasing competition in the health insurance sector [3].

For example, it was recently highlighted that most of the hESC lines listed on the NIH Stem Cell Registry do not comply with US Food and Drug Administration's requirements for commercializable starting material for medicinal products[7].