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Obese women have higher levels of oestrogens, and this may override any effect of phytoestrogens on endometrial cancer.

One reason for this might be that during lactation the drive to the HPA axis may have a greater dependency on the persistent sensory cues from the litter, and this may override the drive from diurnal inputs.

In mice injected with silica, histological evidence of the compensatory proliferation of macrophages suggests that precursors of these cells may act as target cells for the virus and that this may override any immunosuppressive response effected by the silica.

However, extra information from your vestibular system may override this conflict, VEDA says.

Furthermore, as food rescues the rgs-3 behavioral deficit, yet signals the release of both DA and 5-HT, this suggests that endogenous DA signaling may override the effect of 5-HT on the ASH chemosensory signaling circuit.

This finding suggests that the dopaminergic "hyperactivity" phenotype may override the serotonergic phenotype when neurotransmission is disrupted in this way in both amine systems.

Part of this is preference, but profit and performance considerations may override our preferences.

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The economy may override social issues this year and people still might not vote for Obama".

Limitations of this system have also been reported, mostly in specialized cells that may override IRE IRP-mediated control mechanIRE IRP-mediatednt iron handling.

Importantly, this research has illuminated the ways in which global policy interests may override national evidence-informed policy-making when there are divergences between the two (Behague et al. 2009).