Most likely, the interplay between proteasome-dependent degradation and sperm mitophagy exists in mammals and other taxa.
ARCD has both common and distinctive features from other vascular syndromes, the former stemming most likely from the interplay of secondary compensatory mechanisms following arterial injury.
Such variations most likely reflect the interplay between colonisation history and environmental fluctuations, which results in a wide variety of hybridisation scenarios that are likely to respond dynamically to climatic changes.
This less pronounced impact of AF on the rate of non-cardiovascular admissions most likely reflects the interplay between AF and risk factors for AF (ie, risk factors for certain non-cardiovascular admissions, such as those related to thyroid disease overlap, whereas other non-cardiovascular admissions, such as orthopaedic surgery, are not associated with increased risk of AF).
Most likely, it is an interplay of both mechanisms that promotes aging at various levels.
In contrast, the phenotype observed in the general ASD population is most likely mediated by the interplay of various combinations of all culprit causative genetic pathways, and therefore associated with larger ASD symptom heterogeneity.
However, E. faecalis pathogenesis most likely involves an orchestrated interplay between the regulation of virulence factors and multiple genetic traits that govern adaptation of the bacterial cell physiology during the process of infection.
Therefore, prostate carcinogenesis and its disparity most likely involve a complex interplay between genetic and environmental factors.
Not only is information transmitted through integrin receptors from the ECM into the cells, but also from the intracellular space to the ECM and this interplay most likely has an essential role in expression and assembly of ECM components [19,28,30,31], for review see [20,32].
The most influential product of this interplay has most likely been the neo-Advaitin philosophy (a new version of Advaita, or nonduality) espoused by a number of modern Indians, such as Swami Vivekananda (1863 1902), who made a sensational appearance at the Parliament of Religions in Chicago in 1893, and the Indian philosopher Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (1888 1975).
