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The types of injuries, which predominantly involve trauma to the head and extremities, underscore the need for prevention measures as well as potentially improving availability of medical services.
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A maculopapular rash appeared the next morning, which predominantly involved the extremities but not the palms or soles.
Scholte et al. (12) observed a high prevalence of coronary atherosclerosis (80%), which predominantly involved more than one coronary artery (74%), in asymptomatic type 2 diabetic patients.
He viewed his lifestyle, which predominantly involved heavy drinking, as an escape from the responsibilities and monotony of married life and a way of preserving his youth; he was doing what a single man 'should' do.
Activities which predominantly involved mobility (getting around the house, getting in and out of a chair, shopping, going up and down stairs, walking at least 400 yards) were highly correlated with objectively measured timed-up-and-go test times for both men and women (Jagger et al., 2011).
It is also valuable for assessment of suspected lymphatic and visceral recurrence which may predominantly involve the retroperitoneum and upper abdomen with minimal pelvic disease following radical pelvic radiotherapy.
Remarkably, there are already established molecular links between the centrosome and midbody for other proteins, which are predominantly involved in the process of membrane supply [38].
Interestingly, the vertebrate STAT genes, which are predominantly involved in the endocrine system, evolve more slowly than those that are predominantly involved in immunity (Gorissen et al. 2011).
This finding might indicate the mere pro-inflammatory potential of NGF as opposed to factors released by fibroblasts, which are predominantly involved in structural damage.
The two genome-wide studies reported several associations with SNPs in genes related to the OPG/RANKL system, which is predominantly involved in regulating bone resorption.
These microvascular ECs are found in the dermis of juvenile foreskin and different locations in adult skin, which are predominantly involved in tumor angiogenesis, wound healing, and inflammation and are named human dermal microvascular endothelial cells (HDMVECs) [ 26].
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