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Paper is a stochastic network of fibres, water and additives, and in that sense it may be envisaged as a composite material.

Since the Pb inclusions exhibit a lattice contraction in Cu (Fig. 5), it may be envisaged that a compressive pressure plays an important role in achieving the superheating of Pb NCs in Cu [15], as shown in Fig. 12.

It may be envisaged for cancers that are non-operable at the outset, or according to the size of the tumour, so as to enable partial surgery.

Given that sib-mating coupled with bidirectional CI contribute to maintaining host specialization, it may be envisaged to introduce agents with different host niche and infected with different Wolbachia strains.

In that view, it may be envisaged that the strong artificial amplification of the intensity of the circadian rhythm of melatonin, provoked by an exogenous supply, before the administration of DMBA could play a major preventive role against the induction of the carcinogenic process [ 39].

Blastomere cloning with its multiple applications may be envisaged for human assisted reproductive technologies.

Whereas such data is consistent with the presented hypothesis, it should be noted that alternate hypothesis may be envisaged; for example, ligand stimulation might increase targeting of the activated receptor molecule to the proteosome, as seen with other nuclear receptors [42].

Suffice it to say that, although certain restrictions on that right may be envisaged for public security reasons, in the present case the Community institutions have not afforded any opportunity to the appellant to make known his views on whether the sanctions against him are justified and whether they should be kept in force.

Whereas the DNA of the cell may be envisaged as the blueprints for a human, it is the processes of transcription and translation that act as the production line to convert these blueprints into the active protein required to produce the complex biological interactions that allow a cell to function.

The three complement system genes were up-regulated in the liver of chronically exposed mice; in particular, overexpression of C1q complement system components may be envisaged as indicative of hetapotoxicity since its transcription in liver hematopoietic cells was induced in several types of damage [ 54, 55].

Position-controlled Servo-Systems (SeSs) may be envisaged as a key technology to keep the manufacturing industry at the leading edge.