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This conductance was proven to be another decisive absorber design parameter, improper selection of which may probably lead to strong deterioration of the collector efficiency.

Therefore the results obtained from the study indicate a defensive role of rifampicin in memory dysfunction which may probably be due to its anti-cholinesterase, anti-oxidative, anti-inflammatory and amyloid lowering effects.

However, "the whole occurrence, which may probably be regarded as the central experience of the years of childhood, the greatest problem of early life, and the strongest source of later inadequacy, is so completely forgotten that its reconstruction during the work of analysis is met in adults by the most decided disbelief.

He follows the Republican platform of last summer very closely, but there is an appreciable difference with regard to the treatment of capitalist combinations and "government by injunction," which may probably irritate the Labour leaders, but will somewhat reassure business interests and holders of railroad and industrial stocks.

Before the Second World War, rise and decline of the political communities like "country" was a frequent phenomenon, which may probably happen even if till today.

In some locations of the track, the wheel rail contact conicity of the worn wheel is very high, which may probably cause hunting motions of the vehicle system.

In fact, it took me thirty-six hours, which may (but probably doesn't) have some significance.

However, spermatozoa, Sertoli cells and degenerated cells showed significant changes, which, may be probably due to the Cu content in PKC.

The predicted normalized peak (stable) tip resistances are larger than those of lunar soil on the Moon, which may be probably due to the unique in-situ conditions on the Moon.

As shown in Figure 1b, the photogenerated electrons can effectively transfer from the conduction band (CB) of CdS to that of TiO2 because of the lower CB level (−4.2 eV) of TiO2 than that (−3.7 eV) of CdS, which may most probably be due to a superposition of the electronic states of TiO2 and CdS.

On the other hand, the significant heterogeneity in the CAG biallelic mean between the obese and lean PCOS cases can explain the differential receptor activity among them, which may also probably explain the manifestation of hyperandrogenic features in such cases.