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It seems that while emotions might be concomitant with blame, it is the cognitive element one that can be present even if the blamer is not emotionally exercised and not the emotion itself that constitutes one's blame.

The –Zn OH is formed by an alcoholysis route based on ester-elimination reaction (Eq. 3), then the polycondensation of –Zn OH and –Zn O Ac or –Zn OH leads to the progressive development of the ZnO nuclei by splitting off acetic acid or H2O (Eqs. 4 and 5), which might be concomitant with the slow hydrolysis reaction [28].

Secondary lesions, which might be concomitant to the primary lesion, included painful raspberry-like cutaneous lesions (papilloma and papules) in various numbers eventually affecting palms or soles, and painful tender osteoperiostitis affecting the fingers (polydactilitis), nose ("goundou"), tibia or forearm.

This suggests that even frequent early relapses might be concomitant with, rather than causative of, poor outcome.

In our study, rats injected with CFA exhibited paw edema in arthritic rats, which might be concomitant with infiltration of leukocytes into joints [ 39].

In 1969 we had the first big oil spill in California, and I started to think that it might be a concomitant obligation to infuse my work with some kind of recognition of such things.

The presence of membrane tails in MiTMAB-treated neurons suggests that the rear membrane was impeded in detaching from the substrate, and that there might be a concomitant accumulation of adhesion molecules at the cell rear.

Taken together, these results indicated that circulating (in serum and PBMCs) miR-21 elevation might be a concomitant clinical manifestation in GC disease.

Among patients with chronic cough and symptoms suggestive of either rhinitis or asthma, an interesting management option might be a concomitant treatment with both nasal and inhaled corticosteroids, or administration of inhaled corticosteroid through the nose [ 23].

This might be the concomitant production of effector and regulatory responses since Heaton et al. showed an inverse relationship between the size of skin test responses and IL-10 production.

Another possibility might be that concomitant demyelination, which we found as patchy foci across the white matter regions analysed, leading to a local increase in radial diffusivity (Song et al., 2002), counterbalances some of the reduction of radial diffusivity related to the underlying cause of the mean diffusivity reduction (e.g. either due to histopathological or functional changes).