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He details many cases in which brain lesions, resulting either from injury or disease, have dramatically changed a person's behaviour, and asks what this implies for our notions of moral responsibility.

In other words, investors may experience month-end misreporting because of stale prices resulting either from illiquidity or managed pricing (managers purposely reporting specific values to make their funds less volatile and less correlated with the market).

Medicinal poisoning, also called Drug Poisoning, harmful effects on health of certain therapeutic drugs, resulting either from overdose or from the sensitivity of specific body tissues to regular doses (side effects).

Taken together, these data suggest that high COMT activity (resulting either from overexpression or as the result of Val homozygosity) is inhibitory to the function of AKT1.

See related research by Hein et al., http://ccforum.com/content/14/1/R19 Critical illness, resulting either from infection or from other pro-inflammatory insults, is associated with severe immune dysfunction.

Known Na+, K+ ATPases alpha disease-causing mutations are dominant and appear to confer a loss-of-function resulting either from haploinsufficiency or a mild hypomorphic impairment in pump function (de Carvalho Aguiar et al. 2004; Pietrobon 2007).

Adverse Drug Event (ADE) is any injury occurring during the patient's drug therapy and resulting either from appropriate care, or from unsuitable or suboptimal care.

The principal thrust of the study was to determine whether base excess, resulting either from unmeasured anions or from anion gap, or both, can predict lactate concentrations.

This can be interpreted as resulting either from saccadic eye movements, or as indicating a "border area" where vision is partially intact.

One result is that variation in mean population fitness, resulting either from small population size or environmental fluctuations, tends to amplify the effects of selection.

It is likely that repair comes at a cost, resulting either from the manipulation of waste products or from the replacement or repair of subcellular structures.

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