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These findings further support the hypothesis that a delayed defense response might indeed be responsible for symptom development.

It is worth noting, however, that low levels of CD4+IL25+ cells were overall associated with increasing patients' disability and with MRI features suggestive of pronounced tissue damage (i.e., more severe brain atrophy and CST abnormalities), indicating that a decrease of anti-inflammatory response could indeed be responsible for a less effective disease control.

If they were planted later, but without the consent of the board, he said, then the unit owner may indeed be responsible for their removal.

We have performed a computational and mathematical study to investigate whether the proposed unified CPG network, which features only hip-related populations of interneurons, could indeed be responsible for the generation of two different turtle scratch rhythms with distinct knee-hip synchrony patterns.

The authors concluded that, at least in rats, chronic exposure to THC during adolescence could indeed be responsible for "increased vulnerability to drug relapse in adulthood".

A recent study suggests it wasn't the apple that helped Eve or whatever ancient humanoid you consider to have been our forebearer to open her eyes, but it was that snake seducer that may indeed be responsible for what and how humans see.

This exception has indeed been responsible for much of our attendee-contributed event data among an early-adopter community of technology professionals.

I don't believe it was torture," he told The Washington Times on Monday, a week after the release of a unanimous Senate report concluding that the policies Cheney initiated indeed were responsible for torture.

With that decision likely to be based in part on the federal government's repeated claims that kratom has indeed been responsible for dozens of deaths, reports of additional fatalities might only bolster the case for prohibition.

Two S. mucosissima isolates were recovered from 2 different blood-culture samples drawn 24 hours apart, which suggests that S. mucosissima was not just a transient organism but indeed was responsible for the patient's septicemia.

When anti-NRG1 was applied, the number of proliferating cardiomyocytes declined to a level comparable with that in conditioned medium of MSCe, suggesting that the NRG1 in the MSC-ERBB4 conditioned medium indeed was responsible for stimulating cardiomyocytes proliferation.