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However, the regulation of p57 as well as its biological role in cell-cycle control is not well defined yet, possibly due to its essentiality and the lack of proper tools for its detection and study.

Furthermore, he was quite adamant about where to terminate these procedures, especially in the presence of a vital, yet possibly inflamed, pulp, indicating that "surgical common sense forbids it" (that is, going past the apical foramen).

No one has done this yet — possibly for noise and vibration issues — but Volvo thinks it won't be a problem when they release a plug-in diesel hybrid of their V60 wagon.

But there is also a less obvious — yet possibly more important — reason that Apple's best days may soon be behind it.

Because it is not feasible to conduct HPV vaccine studies in younger adolescents who have not yet possibly been exposed to the HPV virus and who are not yet sexually active, Merck and the FDA agreed that efficacy findings in 16- to 26-year-olds can be applied to younger adolescents using immunogenicity data.

The son's decision seemed so profoundly unfashionable – and yet possibly right.

Presumably to avoid confusion, yet possibly creating more, this new version has a new title.

Yet possibly no one embodies the financial ascent of Brazil better than Mr. Esteves.

Still, the idea of heroic yet possibly ineffective design would have disturbed some of Ms. Antonelli's predecessors at MoMA.

It is contended that the mechanics of cooperative coevolution are particularly well suited for exploiting the commonalities and/or complementarities between different (yet possibly related) optimization tasks in a single multitasking environment.

Which is blunt yet possibly acceptably so, from a driver who came back from a terrible accident at the Nürburgring that year.