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More specific analysis may thus identify other retrotransposed HML-2 transcripts in the human (or other Old World primate) genomes.

Our demonstration that NAV3 aberrations are linked to inflammation and cell proliferation pathways, and finally to lymph node metastasis, may thus identify the cell population responsible for the spread of the initially local tumour.

7, 11 Ultrasound may thus identify the very nodes that will fail to pick up the tracers and may pass unnoticed during lymphatic mapping, causing the false-negative results later on.

A possible explanation might be that PgR expression is promoted by ER and may thus identify a subgroup of DIN with a less activated ER pathway with the lower sensitivity to endogenous hormones (Decensi et al, 2012).

Our study also enables us to uncover missing citations between pairs of highly related articles, and may thus help identify barriers to effective knowledge flows.

It may thus help identify novel prognostic and therapeutic strategies for this disease.

It is expected that knowledge generated may thus help identify public health interventions that may enable countries In LA to enjoy the benefits of a "modern" lifestyle while avoiding – or minimising – increases in morbidity caused by asthma and allergies.

It is therefore likely that a molecular classification based on gene expression profiles may thus potentially identify gynaecologic serous tumours associated with aggressive behaviour and poor prognosis and should allow therapeutic approaches to be better tailored to the biologic and genetic characteristic of each serous tumour type.

Finally, while this approach is limited to constructing a network using only those TFs that have demonstrable differential expression and may thus not identify all TFs and TF-target interactions, we chose to employ the above algorithm given the experimental data sets that were employed for network construction and the desire to construct a more robust, though perhaps incomplete, network.

We have used array CGH to analyse DNA copy number changes in a panel of 33 MFHs, in order to identify recurrent copy number alterations at high-resolution and thus identify loci that may contain novel candidate oncogenes and/or tumour suppressor genes.

Individual molecules may thus be identified based on their inherent individual frequency fingerprints (chemical shift from water).