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miR-134 may represent both a prognostic marker and a novel therapeutic target for this malignancy.

The grill, open for dinner nightly, has a peripatetic menu of dishes that may represent both Thailand and Scandinavia in one evening.

For viewers familiar with North American movie traditions -- in particular with Hollywood in the years between the introduction of sound and the rise of television -- Mexican cinema may represent both a new world and a parallel universe.

The potential of the aromatase gene functioning as an oncogene within the breast may be tied to breast density which in turn may represent both a selection tool for elevated risk and an intermediate marker of prevention.

This paper develops a model that considers the effect of energy extraction on the bulk flow, showing that tidal energy inventories that assess solely kinetic energy flux may represent both an order-of-magnitude overestimation of the resource and a significant oversimplification of regulatory impacts.

In contrast to weekday- or weekend-only studies, analytical results of the first type of studies may represent both weekday and weekend travel, but they cannot show whether the travel differs between weekdays and weekends.

Longer symptom duration may also represent both a more severe illness with a greater viral load, or a longer period of viral shedding.

Plestiodon okadae from different islands may well represent both the Island Syndrome and RIS.

The exclusion criteria of any additional treatment or severe co-morbidity may simultaneously represent both best practice in terms of protection of the vulnerable and severely ill population and a study design which provides a suboptimal treatment strategy [ 14, 25].

Overweight and obesity are relevant risk factors for both gall bladder (Lew and Garfinkel, 1979; La Vecchia et al, 1991) and colorectal cancer (Lew and Garfinkel, 1979; Russo et al, 1998; Terry et al, 2001; Adami and Trichopoulos, 2003; Calle et al, 2003), and may therefore represent both an underlying pathogenetic mechanism and a potential confounding factor.

However, if both parties are made aware of the conflict and give written consent, then the attorney may continue to represent both clients.[3].