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In a previous study, the Group culture was associated with employee satisfaction [ 17] and our findings underscore its relevance for the study of occupational health.

We demonstrate that degree of expansion significantly affects scaffold properties critical to functionality, underscoring its relevance in BVS design and optimization.

Notably, nuclear accumulation of S100A7 also emerged as an independent predictor of reduced disease free survival (p = 0.006, Hazard ratio (HR = 7.6), 95% CI = 1.3−5.1) in multivariate analysis underscoring its relevance as a poor prognosticator of HNSCC patients.

The conservation of TCTP-converging network through phylogeny underscores its relevance [ 17].

In keeping with this notion, increased LOXL2 expression was found in renal biopsy tissues from patients with CKD underscoring its relevance to the pathogenesis of CKD irrespective of etiology.

In that sense the Taliban raid on the city of Kunduz must be seen not as the start of a new Taliban campaign to assert its control over the major cities but rather as an attempt to underscore its continued relevance in Afghanistan and more importantly to legitimatize the role of Mullah Mansour as the leader of the organization.

These results underscore the relevance of miR-29b, and likely of its downstream targets, to apoptosis induction by bortezomib, providing novel information on the unsolved issue of unraveled bortezomib targets.

Ms. Dederer does not provide the historical context that would underscore the relevance of this new collection's release to the show's fans.

They are also carrying out kidnappings for ransom to raise money, and have started a campaign of assassinations to underscore their relevance.

Taken together, these studies underscore the relevance of the overall structure of the carrier and the complexity of designing from scratch a carrier.

We discuss the methodology of diagnostic research and underscore the relevance of decision analysis in the process of evaluation of diagnostic tests.