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Sorbitol may furthermore compete for intracellular stores of myo-inositol, inducing depletion of this metabolite (Kuruvilla and Eichberg, 1998).

Furthermore, competing private veterinary practices may operate in the same area as the government organisation and their numbers vary in different parts of Sweden.

Furthermore, competing demands and limited time available in brief consultations limit the opportunity for intervention.

Furthermore, Pseudomonas may compete with Legionella to grow in the aquatic environment (17, 18 ); thus we also evaluated Pseudomonas colonization.

Furthermore, it has been shown that ejector systems may effectively compete with absorption systems under temperature of the motive heat source lower than 80 °C.

Furthermore, Thiomicrospira may out-compete Epsilonproteobacteria as well as all other bacteria in Lost City fluids because they harbor a carbon-concentrating mechanism that allows them to remain autotrophic at very low CO2 concentrations (Figure 7).

Furthermore, the intermediates formed upon the degradation of the dye molecules may also compete with the dye molecules for the limited adsorption and catalytic sites on the TiO2 particles and thus inhibit the decolorization.

Furthermore, we were concerned that tobacco exposure may contain several risk factors for periodontal disease that may partially "compete" with Cd, obscuring the observed association between Cd and periodontal disease among tobacco users and those exposed to high levels of ETS.

Furthermore, the mosquito and virus may compete for the EF-1α and agglutinin, and this could explain why these proteins are induced upon infection.

Other shops may not compete, even for non-prescription drugs.

It may also compete with existing tasks of network companies.