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Secondary structure formation and size may both contribute to Xist function by unknown mechanisms.

But CO2 as well as La Niña may both contribute to global temperatures.

The Ethics of Identity (2005) critically examined the various notions around which "group" identities have been defined including race, religion, gender, and sexuality and considered how group identity may both contribute to and constrain individual freedom.

Indeed, the loss of auricular systole and tachycardia-related shortening of ventricular diastole may both contribute to ventricular filling impairment.

Adipose tissue is involved in the production and release of hormones as well as cytokines, which may both contribute to obesity-related insulin resistance, cardiovascular morbidities, hypertension, and metabolic disorders, as well as asthma [51,52].

Jails are often poorly equipped to address the needs of individuals with mental illness, which may both contribute to the high rate of recidivism among this population (e.g., 50.7 % vs. 38.7 % for those with no psychiatric disorder, Baillargeon et al. 2009; see also Blank Wilson et al. 2014) and exacerbate mental health problems stemming from incarceration (Beven 2005).

Viewpoint and object agreement may thus both contribute to what was referred to as image agreement in previous studies, but their respective contribution nevertheless differs.

However, as both components may overlap in time, both may contribute to the deviance-related positivity.

The use of NaPTA, along with the long disease duration, may both have contributed to the undisputed detection of PrPres in these organs in this case.

Because both cell types are still present in the infiltrates of adult mice, both may contribute to LTαβ-dependent TLT maintenance.

Therefore, one may speculate that both mechanisms may contribute to the effective anti-relapse actions of nonselective opioid receptor antagonists such as naltrexone.