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The fact that neonatal neutrophils under certain circumstances are primed implies that neonatal cells may be responsive to galectin-3, and that the response may depend on mode of delivery.

Further, in some cases the response may depend on the activity of p53 as well as its level [ 22, 26].

Combination therapies, a common approach in the treatment of other chronic disease, do not confer any particular advantage compared to monotherapies, although the response may depend on the frequency of the administration of the bisphosphonate.

The direction of the immune response may depend on the intracellular signalling pathways that are induced [ 37].

An explanation for the disparate observations is not entirely clear, but the role of IL-10 in the hyperpermeability response may depend on the concentration and duration of exposure to O3 (0.8 ppm for 3 hr compared with 0.3 ppm for 24, 48, or 72 hr) or may be species specific.

We also suggest that the behavioral response may depend on the signal intensity.

Responses to alterations in crude protein degradability are observable in postpubertal heifers; however, the level of response may depend on the diet in which protein degradability is altered.

Fifth, for all developmental stages in the vector, parasites are vulnerable to immune responses and the strength of these responses may depend on both the density of malaria parasites and the density of bacteria introduced when ookinetes migrate through the midgut (Meister et al. 2009; Cirimotich et al. 2010; Rodrigues et al. 2010; Mendes et al. 2011; White et al. 2011).

The court's response may depend on which characterization most justices agree with: whether they see the law as making only modest and incremental revisions or profoundly startling changes.

Our data shows that DcR3 can either increase resistance or enhance the cytotoxic effects of platinum and we theorize that the effects on platinum response may depend on which HSPGs are expressed on the cell surface.

We hypothesized that the ability of DCs to regulate the type of immune response may depend in part on their capacity to produce IL-12 and IL-23.