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In Part v, we proposed that the 1-C cycle may translate the effect of oxidative stress on FA metabolism: indeed, psychiatric disorders and CVD are both associated with oxidative-stress-associated increases in homocysteine and reductions in folate.

The prolonged association of these MSC with the tumor may translate in the prolonged release of secreted therapeutics in the tumor environment.

Another implication may be, the improved self-efficacy of the caregiver may translate to the child.

The highest entropy of this configuration may translate into the smallest energy expenditure of the species that inhabit the habitat, for example, for foraging and breeding activities.

In the funnel plot (fig 3) this may translate into the "gap" seen in the lower right hand corner, a potential indication that the results from smaller studies showing no association might not have been published.

The question of how imbalanced cytokine expression may translate into the bone inflammation and the expression of CRMO remained unanswered.

These differences may translate into the results in the present study.

Findings of the BEDIP-N study may have a significant public health impact since data from the study may translate into the development of a cost effective and simple screening algorithm for GDM.

On the other hand, an anterior starting point may translate to the nail ending up more anterior in the distal femur, sliding on the anterior cortex.

These protective effects in the vascular endothelium may translate to the airway endothelium.

Considering that cancer confers upon a patient undergoing surgery a 3- to 5-fold increase in risk for VTE [17], the relatively low cancer rates may translate into the observed relatively low DVT incidence here.