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There may be examples of proteins that are reduced as well as elevated in the IBD groups in these 279 proteins.

If the mechanism of tumour formation in response to constitutive Notch signalling is indeed due to changes in cell fate decisions, there may be examples in which aberrant signalling causes cells to adopt a nonproliferative cell fate and, hence, does not lead to tumour formation.

Note that males revealed a significant increase in the responses of the HPA axis, more consistent with hypothesis 2. Clearly sex differences must be taken into account and there may be examples for all of the predictions made above, as well as others as yet unknown.

And there may be more examples of this in the future, said Leigh Steinberg, the agent-lawyer.

(Again there may be other examples; happy to hear of them).

There may be better examples of contemptible Speaker cravenness, but if there are, they do not readily come to mind.

There may be other examples where the boundary between audit and research is blurred sufficiently for research to be carried out in the name of audit, so avoiding this difficulty.

There may be other examples of lateral AFP gene transfer as surprising similarities have been observed between the AFPs of fungi, diatoms and some bacteria, while similar sequences are absent from most other species throughout these three biological domains [ 52].

There may be other examples, as suggested by unusual reports such as the detection of EBV by PCR and immunohistochemistry in fibroadenomas of the breast in immunosuppressed hosts [ 101], and the association of EBV with leprosy [ 102, 103].

(I say "rarely" because there may be, for example, cases of intensely lived but morally compromised lives of investment that do not cross any moral limit to meaningfulness).

I want to increase early childhood education and the notion that we should freeze that when there may be, for example, this Medicare subsidy doesn't make sense.