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One can argue that the effect on proliferation may be due to the TZDs competing for the receptor with the endogenous ligand and recruiting different co-activators [42]; however, all four TZDs showed a similar trend in terms of luciferase activity indicating the possibility that they may convey some actions through PPARγ but the effects on proliferation may not be PPARγ dependent.

There is also at least circumstantial evidence that alterations of p16, independent of HPV, may convey some of the favourable prognoses seen in HNSCC patients that cannot simply be ascribed to false negative HPV assays.

Evidence from systematic reviews suggests that genetic counselling does not appear to have any adverse effect on psychological outcomes (Meiser and Halliday, 2002; Butow et al, 2003; Braithwaite et al, 2004), and may convey some short-term benefits in decreasing general anxiety and in improving the accuracy of women's perceptions of their personal risk.

Besides being the first report on molecular diversity in genes of ecologically relevant species of one of the most diverse biomes on Earth and on non-plantation tropical trees, the results presented here, if confirmed by further studies, may convey some interesting messages.

It has been suggested that the appearance of polyploid cells may convey an evolutionary advantage in some settings [ 20].

However, educators are becoming increasingly aware that, for some students, these illustrations may convey insufficient information about three-dimensional spatial relationships.

Indeed this may be true, as there is some suggestion that trial participation may convey an 'inclusion benefit', such that patients within the trial have improved outcomes compared with those treated outside it.

Some argue that the term complicated may convey difficulty, whereas prolonged grief may provide clinicians with greater clarity, although Prigerson, Vanderwerker, and Maciejewski [ 3] caution against duration as the principle criterion.

The placement of your tattoo may convey certain stereotypes; an example being the "tramp stamp" of the lower back, which some may interpret as being an indication of low morals and immaturity.

Although all these measures may individually convey some information regarding specific aspects of the retinal vascular network, there is a lack of a single "global" measure that can summarize the branching pattern of the retinal vasculature as a whole.

Telling the story that way may convey truth.