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This revealed that PC2MN in the first study precisely corresponds to the distinction between mother and newborn, and that PC3 RC in the second study is contributed in part by the distinction between inner city and suburban residents.

Thus, it is possible that the cisplatin-induced AAV permissiveness is contributed in part by overcoming barriers for the second strand DNA synthesis.

In this study, significantly suppressed HSCs activation and less collagen accumulation in hAMC transplanted mice were observed, which might be contributed in part to the reduced hepatocyte apoptosis.

Thus, the interaction between the PR70 holoenzyme and its substrates might be contributed in part by electrostatic potential highly distinct from that of the B′ holoenzymes.

While the science is still developing in this area, the Met Office said in May that the reduction in Arctic sea ice was contributing in part to the colder, drier winters the UK has been experiencing in recent years.

Consequently, miRNA genetic and expression level variation among ethnic groups may be contributing in part to health disparities observed in multiple forms of cancer, specifically breast cancer, and will be an essential consideration when assessing the utility of miRNA biomarkers for the clinic.

Thus, HSPC111 over-expression appears to be a common feature of many cancers but its relationship to aberrant Myc function, which is only contributed in part by MYC mRNA levels, remains to be elucidated.

In this model, the velocity is contributed by two parts.

Interestingly, this group does not share the widespread genomic instability that typifies high-grade serous carcinomas that is contributed to, at least in part, by mutant TP53, suggesting different p53 activity in these two contexts.

This is what may have contributed in part to lingering ice in this region as a result of thicker first-year ice (due to a more severe winter and higher winter ice growth) as well.

"There are lobbies; there are powers; there are all those cliques who contributed in part to the tormenting of Benedict's pontificate.