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This effect may further serve to align growth rates to those observed in vivo.
These repeats may further serve as genetic markers for phylogenetic and population genetic studies.
This suggests a dominant role of the regulation of oxidative stress induced genes either via miRNA or transcription factors, which may further serve for AMD treatment purposes.
Juvenile and adult tomcod from the Hudson River have unusually high levels of hepatic lipids that may further serve to bioaccumulate unusually high levels of lipophilic contaminants (Cormier et al. 1989).
With a good diagnostic performance, our method provides a reliable way to quantify SRR from clinical SPECT brain scans that may further serve as a biomarker for evaluating the disease severity, duration, progression, and therapeutic effects.
The soft tissue necrosis that typifies these infections is attributable to the release of endotoxins, exotoxins and proteases that threaten the microcirculation leading to vascular thrombosis and may further serve to promote the extension of complex soft tissue injury [ 9].
Explorations of the effectiveness of primary healthcare settings designed to serve marginalised populations may further inform innovations in community dentistry and policy frameworks to foster the integration of dentistry in equity-oriented healthcare.
Unfortunately, these comments only serve to reinforce these perceptions and may further discourage people from seeking help.
Further, it may serve as a declaration to the world that Muslims all over the world is against Da'esh and their ideology and therefore one shall not easily attribute the acts of Da'esh to the Islamic faith.
Our results demonstrate the practical utility of an epitope-based design methodology – a strategy that, following further evaluation, may serve as an additional tool for the development of novel vaccine candidates against TB and other diseases.
However, our results do not exclude that this automatic, low-level oculomotor mechanism may serve further linguistic processing of the skipped word in normal reading.
