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Moreover, prolonged exposure to nickel may result in genotoxicity, neurotoxicity, nephrotoxicity, immunotoxicity, and reproductive toxicity [2].

Moreover, prolonged hyperglycaemia is strongly linked with many microvascular and, to a lesser extent, macrovascular complications and premature mortality [15].

Moreover, prolonged calcination promotes crystallite growth, which is undesirable in the fabrication of dense fine-grained ceramics which undoubtedly possess better electrical properties.

Moreover, prolonged nighttime melatonin administration lowers blood pressure in hypertensive subjects [84], since SCN neurotransmitter content and transmission are suppressed during hypertension [85].

Moreover, prolonged exposure to sodium chloride demonstrated no significant adaptation of mixed chemolithotrophic iron-oxidizing cultures, indicating the lack of an acquired resistance through adaptation (Shiers et al. [2005]).

Moreover, prolonged RNF5 overexpression leads to the formation of vacuole containing inclusions and accumulation of congophilic material, as seen in sIBM patients, further substantiating a role for RNF5 in the development of the disease.

Moreover, prolonging illumination time benefited the generation of C20 4 acid, and moderate light/dark cycle was also essential for algae growth and total lipid accumulation (Oh et al. 2009).

Moreover, prolonging the experiment up to 24 h, the rate of net nitrate uptake only slightly decreased.

Moreover, prolonging maternity leave, having day-care facilities at work, creation of lactation peer support groups and hotlines, and training of doctors and nurses in proper lactation support may positively impact breastfeeding exclusivity and continuation rates.

However, it may prevent local symptoms and may, moreover, prolong survival as has been demonstrated in patients with metastatic renal cell carcinoma.

Pacifier use was also analysed as a consequence of the difficulties encountered by mothers to maintain BF as source of satisfaction of their infants' non-nutritive sucking urge; moreover, pacifiers' prolonged use has been correlated with the development of myofunctional and dental disorders (Verrastro et al. 2006; Oliveira et al. 2006; Peres et al. 2007; Mendes et al. 2008).