The large number of nonbiological factors that may contribute, especially the many events that may result in a delay in diagnosis, illustrate the potential magnitude of the problem, as well as the number of pathways (from nonbiological factors to biological factors to advanced stage) that must be addressed to reduce the outcome of this disparity.
Although the interactions between the monoaminergic and orexinergic systems are not entirely clear, indirect monoamine-receptor agonists (especially psychostimulants) may contribute to the treatment of narcolepsy.
Studies have also demonstrated that, in addition to the Rac proteins, Rho proteins, especially RhoC, may contribute to breast cancer cell invasion.
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Meanwhile, a better understanding of the pathophysiological mechanisms involved in the response of platelets to aspirin, especially in diabetes, may also contribute to the identification of those who are more likely to benefit from antiplatelet treatment.
Therefore, declining levels of E, especially estradiol (E2), may contribute to age-related bone loss in men suggesting that the male skeleton may require a threshold level of E for preventing increased bone resorption and bone loss [ 15, 18, 20, 21, 26, 30, 31].
Individual differences especially genetic polymorphisms may contribute such inconsistent results.
Mutations outside the coding region, partial deletions of the gene and especially genetic heterogeneity may contribute to this phenomenon [ 46].
In addition to guidelines to ascertain high-quality performance of the procedure, advances in stent technology, especially stent design, may contribute to decrease periprocedural complications.
Conclusion These findings suggest that differences in the burden of risk factors, especially socioeconomic status, may contribute to the higher rates of dementia seen among black compared with white older people.
