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Some hormone-stimulated target cells produce in a second step paracrine signals to other cells which thus become indirectly influenced by HRT.

This initial cell then undergoes local cell wall dissolution and its protoplast fuses with those of the neighbouring cells which thus become incorporated into the syncytium.

It is essential for them to overcome highly acidic environment of stomach, digestive enzymes, and bile salts of the small intestine, which thus become important selection criterion for probiotic strains.

These were all held together by a large digital computer, which thus became the central element of the system.

It was not forced, as the West was, to reform its industrial economy, which thus became as old and decrepit as the Soviet leadership.

In hopes of salvation, many aristocrats donated funds to construct temples or took holy vows and went to live in temples, which thus became centres of political intrigue.

Practically, stress is laid on a type of incarnation—"iconic incarnation"—in which the divine being is actually present in a stone or statue, which thus becomes an icon; therefore, the icon can be worshipped as God himself.

Burbage's company and others used this loophole in the law to their advantage by persuading various lords to lend their names (and often little more) to the companies, which thus became the Lord Chamberlain's or the Lord Strange's Men.

But this was less his defeat than an an astonishing victory for the eerily composed Murphy who, with the 16-16 score-line demanding a three-frame shoot-out, produced breaks of 97 and 83 to win the next two, which thus became the last two.

Among them, two of the most important were the Mahaparinirvana-sutra, a text glorifying the eternal, personal, and pure nature of nirvana on which the nirvana school in China then based its doctrines and the Vinaya (rules of discipline for the monks) of the Mahasanghika school, which thus became available for the regulation of the numerous monastic communities in China.

In 1971 the University of Wisconsin at Madison merged with the Wisconsin State Universities system to create the University of Wisconsin System, which thus became one of the largest state university systems in the country, with a total enrollment of more than 150,000 students at its four-year campuses.