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This effect is assumed to be due to a statin-induced enhancement of delta five desaturase (FADS1) activity [ 49– 51].

This effect is assumed to be concentration-dependent and therefore quantitative analysis of tamoxifen and metabolites for clinical studies and therapeutic drug monitoring is increasing.

Oestrogens produced in adipose tissue have a direct mitogenic effect on endometrial cells, and in obese women, this effect is assumed not to be counterbalanced by progesterone because of chronic anovulation and thereby much reduced progesterone synthesis.

This effect is assumed to be linked to the explicit detection of fearful faces and typically shows a fronto-central scalp distribution, similar to what was observed in the present experiment during the 150 250 ms time interval for all three groups.

This effect is assumed to be important at high movement frequencies and could limit not only maximal pedal rate but also optimal pedal rates (Vopt) and maximal power output [ 44] in agreement with the result of an experimental study on mouse isolated muscle [ 45].

This effect was assumed to be unrelated to the microbial pathogen or endotoxin induced TLR4 activation [38].

This effect was assumed to also occur in eyes with PCV by the frequent disappearance of the polypoidal lesions after PDT treatment [ 7].

This beneficial effect is assumed to be due to increased nitric oxide (NO) production on account of NO synthesis induction [58], with subsequent vasodilatation likely to improve CBF.

This latter effect is assumed to be significant if the left ventricular function is already impaired or if an excessive mean arterial pressure (MAP) is targeted, or both.

This beneficial effect is assumed to be due to increased nitric oxide (NO) production on account of NO synthesis induction [ 58], with subsequent vasodilatation likely to improve CBF.

As the Cox's model imposes the PH assumption, this linear effect is assumed to apply to all times during the follow-up.