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The metastasis-free cases that represent response to chemotherapy are most probably limited to a relatively small group of cases.

Most probably limited by the sample size of current IHC study, the C1orf63 IHC score failed to correlate with OS of all the breast cancer patients, but is capable of predicting a better prognosis for breast cancer patients in TNM III ~ IV stages, strongly indicating that C1orf63 could also act as a tumor suppressor, especially in the advanced stage of breast cancer.

So, even with a mass-produced manufactured bait accepted at almost the same rate as baits made from locally available material, costs associated with the former will most probably limit its use [ 19].

Although we show that lentiviral delivery of the HA4-7c12 cDNA was able to induce apoptosis in primary cells from CML patients, difficulties with intracellular delivery of the HA4-7c12 protein will most probably limit or preclude the use of monobodies as drug-like molecules in clinical applications.

However the small size of most repeats probably limits their utility and more needs to be known about the specifics of SSR evolution before any phylogenetic utility can be fully realized.

The uncoupled turnover numbers of C cO in whole cells will most probably be limited by additional factors, and so turnover numbers in isolated mitos were also compared using conditions that had been optimized for oxidation of horse heart cyt c.

Production was probably limited; most of the wares were made as gifts for European princes.

If you're like most people, you're probably limited to Henry 8th, Richard the Lionheart, King John, and Alfred the Great.

The impact of conversion to SR or control of rhythm on haemodynamics is probably limited, although most clinicians intuitively would state that haemodynamics improve with treatment.

To prevent capture, he retained only a handful of trusted aides, was often on the move and most probably was limiting his contacts.

The diploid species have extensive overall distributions, so that natural barriers (e.g. the Mediterranean and Nordic Seas) are likely to act as equally effective physical constraints on both diploids and polyploids, most probably through limiting distribution of appropriate mycorrhizae (e.g. [ 88]).