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It seems that orexin is involved in exaggerated pressor responses to acute stress in SHRs, which may mainly be mediated by the OX2R.

This may mainly be due to regular use of human routes (42% of all lynx movement) and the high scent marking rates found thereon.

Therefore, the results indicated that CF-HT exerted more potent hypolipidemic activity and definite hepatoprotective effect which may mainly be associated with its antioxidative property in mice.

This discrepancy may mainly be due to differences in the characteristics of the population studied, such as age and duration of disease, duration of follow up or difference in the definition of outcomes.

When plotted against temperature the results indicate that the driving force for martensite may not be much affected by solution hardening but may mainly be a function of temperature.

Monthly analysis indicates increases (4.26%) of SSC of the entire North-East Indian Ocean area in 2005; especially in November 2005 when increase of SSC increased by about 6.19% compared with other years; those may mainly be caused by the destruction of coastal vegetation and modifying of estuaries or wetlands by the 2004 tsunami.

This result suggests that the inhibitory effect of LF-MF may not mainly be attributed to the induction of apoptosis.

The proatherogenic effects of MIF may thus mainly be explained by its cell arrest and chemoattractant functions.

Her character may have mainly been limited to barking corporate speak, but Knudsen managed to inject a bit of humanity into every line.

These non-venom toxic proteins were may mainly contaminated by leaking when gland tissues were damaged.

The EPR spectrum may reveal that Cu species may be mainly interacted with Ceria.