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Targeting extracellular kinases or the extracellular signatures they leave behind might thus create novel opportunities in cancer diagnosis as well as new avenues to interfere with cancer progression and malignancy.
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The dilute PDCs depositing the D- Xst facies might thus be created from the dense pyroclastic flows at cliffs by air entrainment and mixing, and be very local features (Fig. 11).
25 Atazanavir use during pregnancy might therefore exacerbate physiologic hyperbilirubinemia in neonates and thus create the risk of severe neurologic impairment.
Those leaders and groups that denounce ethnic mixing and attack ethnic groups for fear of the conflict they might unleash are thus creating exactly the problem they say they are trying to avoid.
Therefore, the reduced IGF-I bioavailability in OA might influence chondroptosis, thus creating cell-depleted cartilage [ 39- 41].
Image and word thus create a visual poem.
If wage subsidies are paid to workers labor supply will increase and labor demand might not increase enough thus creating unemployment.
By shortening the AT prior to lengthening contraction, the ability of the MTU to minimize fiber strain might have been attenuated, thus creating muscle injury.
Tussling politicians might then blame each other, thus creating ever more instability.A return to fully fledged sectarian warfare is not yet likely, given the heavy security presence.
The idea is that engineers working on applications and operating systems share ideas in hallways and cubicles, thus creating features they might not think of if they worked in separate companies.
Both of these studies suggested that mitochondria might also be exchanged via anastomosis, thus creating a heteroplasmic state.
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