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The prognostic value of cyclin A overexpression may well be contributed to its interaction with large sized, undifferentiated, OR-negative breast tumours with an increased proliferative capacity (Table 4).

He said the destruction from trawling could well be contributing to the drop in fish populations.

Chairman Philippe Diaz said the company had chosen to support the film to "correct a major issue, which is the suppression of medical data by a governmental agency that may very well be contributing to a significant health crisis".

In Hollywood, where it's less of a government-funded industry, it's a different scenario, which could very well be contributing to fewer female directors.

But a good deal of evidence also suggests that one species -- humans -- might well be contributing to a major extinction event underway right before our eyes.

The products of these early expressed protease genes may well be contributing to penetration of prey membranes rather than extensive cytoplasmic hydrolysis, although the endonucleases are predicted to be exported so are likely to be involved in early breakdown of the prey DNA, before the later expression and action of exonucleases.

This salt bridge could well be contributing towards the overall stability of the β-mannosidase protein fold.

It has shown that remittance flows from nurses are very considerable and may well be contributing to a situation that does enable business development, and at the same time increases the likelihood the nurses will eventually return.

Although IL-1 or TNF induced by S. aureus could very well be contributing to the joint destruction (either through induction of MMPs or through other degradative pathways), studies by Kimura and colleagues [ 37] showed that blocking TNF and IL-1 does not significantly prevent the late-stage destruction of joint architecture in arthritis induced by S. aureus.

This could very well be contributing to the tension.

That flow of funds from Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf states has come not only from public coffers, but in millions of dollars of private money as well, which was contributed to charities and other groups that serve as another way to promote a specific vision of Islam.