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Public policies tend not to recognize part or semi-diseases, and may hence have to look to extra-scientific or psychological considerations, such as the social and economic effects of labeling alcoholism a disease, to tip the classificatory scales one way or the other.

While the program set-up differs in many details, both interventions are reported to exhibit rather low actual risks of sanctioning for non-compliance in job search or for turning down job offers, which may hence have resulted in a low level of compliance.

Inhibition of EphB4 may hence have prognostic and therapeutic utility in ovarian carcinoma.

RhDNase may hence have a place in the treatment of children with atelectasis.

Notably, expression changes in the part of hypothalamic proteome containing basic proteins was for technical reasons not possible to analyse (see above), and may hence have escaped detection.

The small-sized sequences (in the range 200 300 bp) may be too small for BLASTX analysis, and may hence have failed to detect similarity to any known proteins [ 49].

We may hence not have captured knowledge about beliefs and expectations in the less privileged families and we cannot know how selection due to non-participation may have influenced on expectations towards the GP.

Since the match between miRNA mature sequence and target sites is the main determinant for miRNA targets, miRNAs belonging to same cluster may hence also have similar regulatory roles.

Here it is shown that basin boundaries in the four-dimensional phase-space may become fractal and hence have a non-integer dimension.

We assume that UEs may change their locations and hence have different neighbors in different time periods.

Furthermore, one risk of guidelines is that they may identify only typical presentations of cancer, whereas atypical presentations may represent early cancers, and hence may have the most to benefit from early diagnosis (Jones et al, 2001).