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It is suggested that blood flow and dynamic circulation of various factors at the early developing stage may be prerequisite to a successful construction of blood vessels in the complicated organs either in vitro or in vivo.

Therefore, investigations on each functional protein complex involved may be prerequisite for understanding the fluorescence dynamics of photosynthetic membrane.

These results suggest that c-Jun and Runx2 induction may be prerequisite for BIM induction by Dex treatment.

Before membrane adhesion and subsequent fusion between sperm and oocyte, the differential distribution pattern of CD81 and CD9 may be prerequisite for subsequent fusion events.

Thus, the structural changes that result in the release of the C-terminal extended region may be prerequisite for the exposure of the putative nuclear localization sequence and hence nuclear transport of the CLIC protein.

Therefore, the involvement of pericentromeric heterochromatins in T. muenninki Xp and Yp may be prerequisite for recombination suppression, or can at least accelerate the process in their neo-sex chromosomes.

This evidence suggests that there may be a direct link between EMT and the gain of CSC-like properties, which may be prerequisites for cancer cell metastasis.

We proposed that the rooks' cognitive and social characteristics may be prerequisites for gaze use to find food, whereas their socio-ecological characteristics (e.g., competition over caches) may prevent them from doing so.

Fast life cycles and small size at maturity may be prerequisites to grow on host species with many small diameter branches while epiphytes that attain a large size may be restricted to host species that offer strong branches or large branch forks for mechanical support (ter Steege and Cornelissen 1989; Hemp 2001).

These are all used in technical writing environments and may be prerequisites for job applications.

As such, these conditions may therefore be prerequisite for the effect observed and may in be part dependent on HER2 (Balamurugan et al, 2010).