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Nanog autorepression has recently been demonstrated (Fidalgo et al., 2012; Navarro et al., 2012) with this contributing to Nanog heterogeneity (Navarro et al., 2012).

It is well known that weight reduction enhances insulin sensitivity in obese subjects (3), with this contributing to the improvement in glycaemic control reported after lifestyle intervention (4) and bariatric surgery (5).

An expansion of current primary health services with increased access for Indigenous patients would lead to significant health gains, with this contributing to enhanced prevention, and improved identification and management of chronic illness within Indigenous communities [ 37, 38].

Each transition of care, including the handover between the inpatient hospital and the patient's home and primary care setting is a potential threat to patient safety. 1 Several studies have found that a suboptimal patient handover at hospital admission or discharge may lead to adverse events, with this contributing to suboptimal care, rehospitalisation and even death.

This renewable light source can only contribute to a better quality of life for communities in more remote areas, as it will play an integral part for "children during their school work study hours or during work hours to produce and sell their products and with this, contribute to the self-sustainability of the population," as Jessica Ruas, the UTEC Marketing Director, explains.

The capability of processing rapid fluctuations in the temporal envelope of sound declines with age and this contributes to older adults' difficulties in understanding speech.

11 The incretin effect is markedly reduced in patients with T2DM, and this contributes importantly to the postprandial hyperglycemia seen in these patients.

Lead is released from bone through resorption, such as occurs with aging, and this contributes to levels found in blood (Hu et al. 1998; Smith et al. 1996).

We hypothesized that those patients with BCC have more co-infection with other bacteria and this contributes to the greater morbidity in these patients.

Localization of Net1 to PML bodies is therefore consistent with this GEF contributing to the signaling cascades initiated by DNA damage.

In a number of cases in surgical pathology, morphometric quantitation is already performed manually or semi-quantitatively, with this effort contributing to diagnostic workup.