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These factors might only contribute to virulence if further factors for invasion or toxin production are present as well.

Studying only one pathway to elucidate aging-associated processes may thus be insufficient since one pathway might only contribute marginally to the whole picture of aging.

Together, a subset of genes might only contribute to both drought and heat stress in plants, but till now, limited information is known about this "cross-tolerance to stress" especially in wheat.

An individual genetic factor might only contribute a modest amount to the total variation observed in a trait over the entire population (Carlborg and Haley 2004; Visscher et al. 2008; Manolio et al. 2009).

It can be concluded that each QTL within a QTL hotspot might only contribute a small positive effect, but co-location of multiple traits indicate that selection for beneficial allele at these loci will result in a cumulative increase in yield due to the integrative positive effect of various QTLs.

These data also suggest that blood neutrophil activation during ARDS might not only contribute to lung injury but also participate in endogenous inflammation regulation.

Although further longitudinal studies are required to confirm our findings, interventions targeting social inequalities, sleep and physical activity patterns might not only contribute to prevent chronic morbidity but also to improve populations' perceived health.

Although further longitudinal studies are required to confirm our findings, interventions targeting social inequalities, lifestyle patterns might not only contribute to prevent chronic morbidity but as well to improve populations' perceived health.

Repair-associated mutagenesis might not only contribute to the genetic changes that underlie various disease states (e.g., cancer, as discussed above) but also aging and evolutionary change (as has been earlier suggested, e.g., Huttley et al., 2000; Walser and Furano, 2010), which in some instances might result from normal physiological processes.

A first hint, if the identified genes might not only contribute to phenotypic differences between both inbreds as result of genetic background but also to the natural variation of iron efficiency related traits within the IBM population relies in the projection of the corresponding genes onto the genetic map with corresponding QTLs (Benke et al., unpublished).

These results further support the conclusion that Akt1 signalling is critically required for adipogenesis, whereas Akt2 signalling might only partially contribute to full adipocyte specification.