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The downregulation of EPB41L3 expression may therefore largely reflect the loss of basal cells during prostate cancer development.

Differences between MT201 and trastuzumab may therefore largely relate to their target binding affinities and the biology and quality of the recognised antigens.

In one tumour line examined in detail, the increased growth rate is attributable to a decreased cell-loss factor, and the difference in growth rate between human colorectal tumours and their corresponding xenografts may therefore largely be due to a difference in the contribution of this factor.

The absence of any trade-offs between biomass accrual and oak regeneration may, therefore, be largely related to the ineffectiveness of current management for promoting oak regeneration.

The mismatch between the environment that people in urban Nigeria now live in, characterized by a high-calorie-high-carbohydrate diet, and the one within which they evolved during the Biafran famine, may therefore be largely responsible for the present increase in disease risks [36].

Speech production in aphasics may therefore be largely mediated by motor automaticity, be it sung or spoken.

Adaptation to anthropogenic climate change in this species may therefore proceed largely from standing variants, and our results suggest this adaptation may involve fewer loci than is often assumed by the infinitesimal model underlying classical quantitative genetics (Barrett and Schluter 2008).

Copying behavior may therefore already be largely mediated by the environment.

The national and language backgrounds of these groups were therefore largely unknown and may have mostly included participants from EU member states like Poland or Sweden, both countries with large populations in Norway.

She argues, for example, that in stable social contexts, culture may operate largely through "commonsense," as cultural strategies are embedded in structural circumstances and therefore largely uncontested (1986 279).

His arms and legs may have been crafted from steel and circuitry, but the rest of him was Lee Majors, and therefore largely made of wood.