However, in contrast to c-Myc-mediated lymphomagenesis, loss of one or both alleles of bax in MMTV-c- myc transgenic mice did not significantly enhance mammary tumorigenesis, despite evidence that haploid loss of bax might modestly increase mammary tumour multiplicity.
In addition, as shown in a meta-analysis of randomized studies, although low to moderate doses of vitamin E supplements might modestly reduce all-cause mortality (46), very high doses of vitamin E supplements (average dose: 400 mg/d) (46) may increase mortality in humans and is therefore not recommended (46).
Mr. Schacht said Lucent's sales might climb modestly from the most recent quarter, when it had revenue of $5.92 billion.
Its dividend issues might start modestly with each new cohort reaching the age of 18 and expand upwards, allowing other parts of social welfare to be focused on groups who would never benefit.
He has studied how people treat him compared with the wealthy, and he imagines his sermon would ask, "If suddenly you had a disaster, how would you have it?" His faith teaches him that the greatest among us might live modestly.
TaqI and ApaI polymorphisms might be modestly implicated in BD pathogenesis.
Our review indicates that agricultural chemicals, heavy metals, military service, professional sports, excessive physical exertion, chronic head trauma, and certain foods might be modestly associated with ALS risk, with a stronger association between risk and smoking.
If Obama's diplomats managed to pull it off, the Afghanistan that America left behind might be modestly stable.
In 21 of these patients, there was an intervention that might have modestly affected their LV mass index; however, restricting analysis to the 23 paired values in the control group provides a similar correlation of 0.83.
However, it appeared that ATRA itself might have modestly increased GST activity, and the combination of AUR and ATRA did not afford any increase in activity (using DCNB as a substrate) compared to ATRA alone, and no statistically significant increase compared to the vehicle control group.
A different kind of pastor might have replied, modestly, that Christian eschatology — the study of the afterlife — offers few certainties.
