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Other indirect methods such as intra-gastric and intra-rectal pressure measurements rather constitute an exception than the rule and were stated to be performed by no more than 6% of respondents (Table 1).

In addition to a single-base substitution in the plasmid pCA2.4 that might rather constitute an error in the reference sequence (see above) and a missing mobile element on the plasmid pSYSM, two mutations were observed, both in the plasmid pSYSA.

Confiant reveals that creating and appreciating music and literature are not merely an evasion of reality but rather constitute a transformative reimagining of the past and the present.

Our study first showed that AHC and RDP are not two distinct diseases but rather constitute a clinical continuum of one disorder with AHC at the severe end of the spectrum and RDP as a milder variant.

In this way it is possible to build a set of spatial properties, which do not correspond to "real" geographic objects, but rather constitute a set of spatial demarcations that define spatial regions characterized by similarity and homogeneity.

Hence, they may rather constitute a concomitant.

Indeed, gut LepRb cells are not epithelial but rather constitute a previously uncharacterized population of perivascular cells within the intestinal submucosa.

Moreover, we did not explore what motivates the patient to choose an HCP and whether HCPs provide a true opportunity for dialogue [ 45] or rather constitute a mere administrative formality.

Impaired fetal growth as such may not be the cause of the long-term consequences, but rather constitute a marker of a coordinated fetal response to a restricted intrauterine environment.

Irregular thickening of the interlobular septae may be seen in pulmonary fibrosis but this rather constitutes an ancillary finding instead of the predominant pattern.

It rather constitutes a representation of a decision of the agent (going to jog), where this decision is based on mental attitudes of the agent, viz.