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The increase in luminal bacteria, and the decreased clearance, may therefore perpetuate bacterial stasis in the intestinal crypts and further exacerbate the inflammatory response [ 129].

It remains to be investigated whether decreased availability of TFPI may inadequately balance the increased TF-dependent coagulation and therefore perpetuates the procoagulant state, as suggested by our in vitro results.

This process therefore perpetuates disparities, virtually guaranteeing a test that's ultimately easier for some populations than others.

A low level of surgical confidence is likely to be carried through to consultant level and may explain the result in Table 4 where a third of trainees reported that they felt that consultants were not surgically confident to teach, therefore perpetuating the cycle of poor training.

These factors may therefore play roles in perpetuating or amplifying this early inflammation.

Children who are exposed to military violence for prolonged periods may develop aggressive behaviour themselves and it is ironic that children in this situation may therefore see armed conflict as a solution to the problems, thus perpetuating the violence.

It may therefore be that B/M treatment induces a cycle of direct and secondary 15d-PGJ2-mediated ROS generation thereby perpetuating a cycle of glutathione depletion and oxidative stress.

It may therefore pay to specialise.

Winning client trust may therefore take time.

It may, therefore, seek a compromise solution.

One may therefore ask the question.