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The dissociation risk of cortical and subcortical pathways related to cognitive-linguistic processing due to intracranial lesions can augment possibility of lexical-semantic processing deficit in acute phase which probably contributes to later cognitive-communication disorder.

In addition, sequential immunoprecipitation experiments demonstrated that bcl-2, HIF-1α and HSP90 proteins may form a tri-complex which probably contributes to enhance HIF-1α protein stability in bcl-2 overexpressing clones under hypoxia.

In the lungs, a rapid increase of HA-specific CD4- and CD8 T cells was observed in vaccinated mice shortly after challenge with influenza swine flu virus, which probably contributes to the strong inhibition of pulmonary viral replication observed.

The KLHL2 and KLHL3 structures were determined at pH 7.5 and pH 4.3 respectively, which probably contributes to differences in the resolution of particular residues.

It should be noted that there has been a lack of knowledge about the health care system in general, which probably contributes to less interest in finding solutions.

Previous studies were often unable to account for subsequent hysterectomy, which probably contributes to heterogeneity between reports (Gaudet et al, 2013).

Ms. Whitman certainly didn't sugarcoat things in talking to Wall Street, which probably contributed to Thursday's 8.15 percent stock drop.

Unfortunately things didn't end well for Fitzgerald, as what started out as a habit led to a full-blown addiction, which probably contributed to the fatal heart attack he had in his early forties.

But at times she was prone to approach them from positions of almost total self-absorption, which probably contributed to a dearth of long-term partners in her life.

Meanwhile, Danquah and several other UGCC leaders had joined an official commission on constitutional reform that was sponsored by the British colonial government, which probably contributed to a loss of mass support for the UGCC.

All changes in serum biochemical parameters showed favorable utilization of nitrogen and energy in goats fed on TMR-2 and TMR-3, which probably contributed to higher rates of growth of the goats in these two groups than that in TMR-1.