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Moreover, we might also consider more extreme cases in which we make erroneous perceptual judgments: cases of delusion or hallucination.

Moreover, we might plausibly think, it is only through the exercise of one's autonomy that one can define one's own well-being as a person, so that a lover's failure to respect the beloved's autonomy would be a failure to promote her well-being and therefore not an expression of love, contrary to what Ebels-Duggan suggests.

Moreover, we might suppose that physicians' training, especially in managing smoking and alcoholism, might affect the agreement rate, but this hypothesis has never been tested.

Moreover, we might have had an average of 5 flagellar tips per condition, but many measurements were performed on dMTs and other structures within the axoneme that provided much better sample sizes.

Moreover, we might expect that the PPV and NPV of the algorithm might perform better in other RA cohorts, given the higher prevalence of comorbidities in this VARA population compared to other RA cohorts [ 31].

Moreover, whether we might like it or not, the "other guy" might not agree with our ethics, and it has always been better to be on a par with our science than to let him get there first.

The nature of complexity moreover challenges what we might call textbook approaches of strict and unambiguous application of methods, almost as if they should be applied regardless of complexities, of that which cannot be captured, controlled or foreseen completely.

Moreover, we propose that PdeH might function through a feedback mechanism to regulate the expression of Mpg1, which is a demonstrated pathogenicity factor involved in surface hydrophobicity and pathogenic development of M. oryzae.

Moreover, we investigated whether freeze/thawing might affect the biological activity of PRP on chondrocyte and synoviocyte cultures.

Moreover, we found that HMGB1 might perform a function in DNA damage repair of the mitochondrial genome, in addition to the previously known functions of HMGB1 in nuclear gene transcription, nuclear DNA damage repair, cytosomal autophagy (mitophagy) and extracellular inflammation.

Moreover, we found that AbVAP incidence might be increased during the months, when humidity is increased.