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Since breast tumours which overexpress HER2 exhibit one of the poorest prognosis of all molecular classes of breast carcinomas and show a high rate of axillary lymph node metastases (Bartlett et al, 2007), these observations underline the role of oxidative stress and myofibroblasts in cancer metastases.

The Universities for Europe campaign was launched earlier this year to underline the role that the EU plays in helping universities to achieve excellence in research and drive the economy.

Mr Obama is expected also to underline the role Washington has been playing behind the scenes to support the Saudi-led military action in Yemen as well as the Pentagon's deployment of US warships to waters close to Yemen.

Many studies underline the role of psychological factors in children's headache.

We underline the role of Libre software development communities and analyze incentives for both kernel and obscure developers.

The objective is to underline the role and importance of university -industry cooperation in making Control Theory a hands-on engineering course.

Both findings underline the role of glutamate in migraine pathophysiology and integrate well with pharmacological approaches targeting glutamate receptors for migraine treatment [58].

Some will be disappointed with the paragraph on labour standards which appeared in the final declaration because it does little more than reaffirm a commitment to the principle of such standards, underline the role of the ILO and note the need for continuing collaboration between the ILO and WTO secretariats on this matter.

These data further underline the role of HR proteins in the sensitivity to DNA damage of type I cells.

The findings are not unexpected given that health promotion frameworks and theoretical models of behaviour underline the role that supportive environments and organisational change can have in influencing behaviours.

Results drawn from this study show that landscape variability is not necessarily connected to topographic or climatic parameters, and underline the role of social, economical and cultural parameters in the land-use organisation and the landscape shaping of high mountain spaces since Prehistory.