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However, long-term use of corticosteroids can have harmful side effects, which may include increased blood pressure, renal damage, and osteoporosis.

The emphasis is on the health benefits of physical activity which may include: increased energy levels, and improved mood, well-being, and sleep.

Furthermore, most studies focus on anastomotic leaks, providing no evidence on the broader side effect profiles of NSAIDs, which may include increased risk of GI bleeding, cardiac ischaemia and renal failure.

7 People of this region may in fact be more susceptible to the effects of Western diet than Europeans, which may include increased susceptibility to effects subsequent to leptin resistance.

However, in some clinical situations (depending upon tumour type, tumour behaviour or level of anatomical interest), the benefit of CT contrast agents may outweigh the small errors induced in SUV measurement, which may include increased SUV variability.

Ortho-substituted PCBs, which do not bind to the AhR, disrupt the HPT axis through other mechanisms which may include increased glucuronidation through non AhR pathways, displacement of T4 from the binding protein transthyretin, and direct effects on TSH release from the pituitary (Brouwer et al. 1990; Khan et al. 2002; van Birgelen et al. 1992 , 1995.

In a statement last week, he said his company "is considering possible options, which may include increasing its shareholding or decreasing it.

The underlying mechanisms by which catecholamines increase sodium transport may include increased synthesis of sodium channels [ 19] and recruitment of sodium channels from intracellular pools to the cell membrane [ 20], as well as increased open probability of the channels [ 21].

The possible mechanisms through which adiponectin exerts anticancer effects may include increasing insulin sensitivity, and decreasing insulin/IGF-1 and mTOR signaling via activation of AMPK.

The pain sensation, however, is only one part of the nociceptive response, which may include an increase in blood pressure, an increase in heart rate, and a reflexive withdrawal from the noxious stimulus.

Gel shift assays demonstrate consistent differences in the binding of Rel family proteins to DNA, since acute TNF stimulation induces formation of a dominant DNA binding complex comprising p65 p50 heterodimers (complex I), while the binding capacity of a second complex (complex II), which may include p50 p50 homodimers, is increased in nuclear extracts of chronic TNF-stimulated cells.