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Cre-lox mediated deletion of miR-132 in newborn hippocampal neurons decreases dendrite length and arborization in adult mice (Magill et al. 2010), supporting a long-lasting role for miR-132 in neuronal differentiation, synaptogenesis and maintenance.

In conclusion, the results of our hypothesis generating study, which evaluates tumour-size-related prognosis changes in a particular setting, suggest that the effect of tumour size on the mortality reduction may be limited to the early post-surgery time in comparison with the corresponding effect of adjuvant therapies, which seems to play a more prominent and long-lasting role.

Lastly, based on the idea that early language development may be a general outcome predictor in human development (Rescorla 2011), one aims of this study is to explore whether in ASC early language development plays a long-lasting role into adulthood in shaping the brain, thus contributing to heterogeneity.

This work shows up an interesting phosphorescence phenomenon, and provides a direct experimental evidence that conduction band plays an important role in the long lasting phosphorescence process.

In the elderly, the combination of decreased disease pandemic influenza incidence, the high levels of pre-existing antibodies against novel H1N1, and our finding of the high seroprevalence of antibodies to the 1918 influenza strain, support the hypothesis of a role for the long lasting immunologic memory of the initial influenza infection.

Being central and important to a society, such roles are usually long lasting ones; hence institutions are typically trans-generational.

The complex impairment of bone metabolism due to FAD and long lasting hemodialysis in our patient may well have played a role in generating his recalcitrant infection [ 15].

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Stocks are very long lasting assets.

It can have long lasting emotional effects.

One scene left a long lasting impression.