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Currently biologically-derived products only account for 6% of all medicinal drugs on the market in Europe; however, such products may play an increasingly large role as they account for a much larger share of 40% of products in Phase III trials, and health related product innovation in SynBio may further add to this trend (Salmikangas [2011]).

However, this has been repeatedly reported in the literature in the same direction as in our study and may, at least partly, be explained by the HAMD being more sensitive to change in psychopathology (Schneibel et al. 2012) and personality characteristics, such as high neuroticism and low extraversion, which may further add to this discrepancy (Enns et al. 2000).

UBD/FAT10 is a ubiquitin-like molecule that could be involved in post-translational modifications of proteins, and hence may further add to the ubiquitin-editing function of A20 [36], [36].

We may further add that in case of the lean PCOS group the androgen receptor CAG repeats may not play a very instrumental role in manifestation of the hyperandrogenic features, while in the obese PCOS group this microsatellite variation may account for the hyperandrogenicity to a larger extent.

Addressing all these strokes types may further add to complexity and dilute the awareness message.

or mortality data, may further add to this body of research.

It is contended that globalization does not necessarily diminish a sense of national identity and space but may act to redistribute this, and it may also further add to the multiple contestations which surround notions about what symbolizes the nation.

39 In addition, as living a healthy lifestyle, including abstinence from smoking, keeping a low body mass index, moderate alcohol consumption, regular exercise, and a healthy diet has been consistently associated with substantially reduced risk of ischaemic stroke, 40 41 intake of vitamin E supplements may not further add to the risk reduction.

The sensitive nature of questions and lack of willingness of Emergency Medicine residents to participate in survey research may have further added to the low response.

Quality of life may be adversely affected, further adding to questions of her future.

"This regulation-making power seems unnecessarily wide to achieve the government's objective of addressing data processing primarily within government departments and there should be a clearer, more focussed provision setting out the other bodies to which the requirement may be applied," it further adds.