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Peace with Israel has cemented Egypt,s moderate role in Middle East peace efforts and provided a political basis for continued U.S. military and economic assistance ($1.3 billion and $250 million, respectively).

Our study suggests the IL1B gene or the IL1 gene complex may play a moderate role in the etiology of schizophrenia in the Caucasian population.

The decomposition showed that, from middle to old age, educational and employment inequalities underwent a transition from initially dominant to a moderate role in explaining the health inequalities, coupled with an increasing importance of age and a stable role of income.

However, hypoacetylation played only a moderate role in the inactivation of this promoter [ 37].

Our observations suggest that CED-10 plays a moderate role in PAK-1 branch activity in addition to its strong requirement for MAX-2 branch activity.

In addition, among the potential contributors, it seems that the non-health interest groups, such as associations of parents of hearing-impaired children, played a moderate role in placing the issue on the political agenda.

This study was designed to investigate if cognitive and affective responses to political messages in fashion advertisements play any moderating roles in the relationship between political opinion leadership and advertisement attitude.

Parental and individual characteristics accounted for a substantial part of the social inequalities in neurosis or personality disorder disability (44.1%) and a moderate role for inequalities in psychiatric sickness absence (25.6%), schizophrenia disability (20.7%) and suicide (17.4%).

Low-level expression of mdr1 and P-glycoprotein (P-gp), as well as a modest impairment of cellular drug accumulation and partial reversion of resistance to DOX and VP-16 by cyclosporine, confirmed a moderate role of P-gp in conferring drug resistance in P388/SPR cells.

In case of a fast and massive pandemic (profile A), efficacy and coverage play a moderate role for several interventions, whereas in a progressive and long lasting pandemic (profile B), such correlations do not clearly appear, except for speed of intervention (as mentioned above) and pre-pandemic vaccination.

The finding that attentional bias plays a small-to-moderate causal role in alcohol-seeking stands in contrast to studies that suggest that attentional biases are of no importance.