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These results suggest that the microfibrous matrix could potentially be used for tissue engineering.

Again, a specific mechanism such as the formation of an extracellular matrix could potentially be a facet of the more general mechanism proposed in this article.

SP that is released into the matrix could potentially upregulate the production of matrix-degrading enzymes and also sensitise nerves, resulting in nociceptive transmission and chronic low back pain.

It is possible that we would have observed an effect of the probiotic intervention if it had been administered as part of a fermentable milk product, as a fermentable food matrix could potentially enhance probiotic efficacy.

SP which is released into the matrix could potentially up regulate the production of matrix degrading enzymes and also sensitise nerves, resulting in nociceptive transmission and chronic low back pain.

Ideally, the efficacy of a functional food should be directly evaluated in an RCT (by providing to the enrolled patients the final commercial product) because the incorporation of a functional ingredient into a complex food matrix could potentially modify its efficacy, either by increasing or on the contrary by decreasing its bioavailability.

We also suggest that the production value of a multiple-use module – and thus the potential for conservation conflict – is a function of the yield gap of the cropland (potential for intensification) and the quantity and quality of non-cropland in the agricultural matrix that could potentially be cleared to make space for new cropland (potential for expansion).

The release of SP from NP cells into the matrix could thus potentially upregulate production of proinflammatory cytokines via activation of the NFκβ pathway.

While the younger male moviegoers who would want to be among the first to see "The Matrix Revolutions" could "potentially be more receptive to something like this that's a little different," she added, "there's a line you cross if people feel you're putting one over on them".

As a result, the Ca2+-dependent activation of Aralar or of matrix dehydrogenases could potentially be weaker within dendrites.

Co-extracted and co-eluted matrix constituents could potentially influence the ionization efficiencies of the analyte and adversely affect reproducibility and accuracy of the method, especially when external calibration curves are used for quantitation.