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This parallel with mate preferences suggests mating mechanisms may partially drive OSF preferences.

EPCs may be surrogates of the effects of anti-VEGF therapy (Takahashi et al, 1995; Gupta, 2007; Ronzoni et al, 2010; Matsusaka et al, 2011), as VEGF may partially drive EPCs mobilisation from the bone marrow (Asahara et al, 1999; Li et al, 2006).

Forest thinning treatments had generally positive or neutral effects on diversity and abundance across all taxa, although thinning intensity and the type of thinning conducted may at least partially drive the magnitude of response.

These data are in agreement with recent findings on the importance of dyslipidemia in the etiology of late-life depression (21) and also may imply that the association observed between MetS and depressive symptoms may be partially driven by HDL cholesterol in the pre-elderly participants.

The existence of such differences within a small country such as Switzerland may be partially driven by cultural differences on the side of physicians as well as patients and may be supported by the predominantly cantonal organization of the Swiss health care system.

Lambert and colleagues think that large predators may have partially driven these trends, particularly increasing body size in prey animals (the bigger you are, the less likely you are to fall victim to predators).

Variation in use of damage control (DC) surgery across trauma centers may be partially driven by surgeon uncertainty as to when it is appropriately indicated.

This may be partially driven by cultural differences within Switzerland and the cantonal organization of the Swiss health care system.

However, the heterogeneous physical pattern may be partially driven by the combined influence of the central CCD camera (edge effect) with chemical flow direction (Y-axis).

These findings provide preliminary evidence that children with CP show atypical responses to others' pain, which may be partially driven by CU traits.

The results also suggest that trafficking back to the spleen may be partially driven by a chemoattractant acting via Gαi-coupled receptors.