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1 otenoids content, and other biochemicals are inevitable.

2 tosis in the activated effector T cells were inevitable.

3 uscle mass; when load is removed, atrophy is inevitable.

4 nium surfaces, which has been reported to be inevitable.

5 improves survival, yet recurrence is nearly inevitable.

6 However, these disturbances are not inevitable.

7 terpretation in any kind of imaging study is inevitable.

8 re conditions in which these pathologies are inevitable.

9 ration that may be unpopular, but are likely inevitable.

10 ot well understood, and resistance to GCs is inevitable.

11 These inequalities are not inevitable.

12 in inadequate and joint replacement is often inevitable.

13 heart failure therapy is both important and inevitable.

14 y virus transmitted drug resistance (TDR) is inevitable.

15 n the trunk or the head and neck regions) is inevitable.

16 eek for aging eye, is, like death and taxes, inevitable.

17 the men involved and whether their fate was inevitable.

18 Yet these threats are not inevitable.

19 ith chronic exposure to thiopurine drugs are inevitable.

20 on long-term population persistence was near inevitable.

21 ), but the development of chemoresistance is inevitable.

22 essive stress and in which cartilage loss is inevitable.

23 ant clones in situations where resistance is inevitable.

24 ruses that emerge from animal reservoirs are inevitable.

25 self-report; thus, some measurement error is inevitable.

26 s that confer resistance to IN inhibitors is inevitable.

27 ome components with advancing age may not be inevitable.

28 these three drives makes weight gain all but inevitable.

29 care systems, global cancer disparities are inevitable.

30 and 20 years or more within countries is not inevitable.

31 e link between lifespan and fecundity is not inevitable.

32 eeded 0.5% of all HSCs, clonal dominance was inevitable.

33 d treating lower-risk patients is considered inevitable.

34 her prevalence of neurodegenerative diseases inevitable.

35 oxins contamination in both food and feed is inevitable.

36 ow exists such that expansion of scope seems inevitable.

37 at the US health inequality patterns are not inevitable.

38 ption that weight regain in the long term is inevitable.

39 or some recipients, bacterial infections are inevitable.

40 testing recommendations and breakpoints, are inevitable.

41 elapse of multiple myeloma (MM) is virtually inevitable.

42 chiatric disorder, but poor outcomes are not inevitable.

43 ed a distant prospect, and fouling is nearly inevitable.

44 nge social norms that accept these deaths as inevitable; (3) investment for effect on mortality outco

45 rol their mates suggest that conflict is not inevitable [6, 7].

46 rates suggest that brain ageing is a nearly inevitable acceleration toward worse biomarker and clini

47 that discriminates against out-groups is not inevitable after all.

48 its central thesis that cancer cell death is inevitable after loss of oncogenic protein function.

49 d global brain growth in the neonatal period inevitable after premature birth, or is it associated wi

50 However, manual inspection is still inevitable and becoming the barrier to reliable large-sc

51 al composition, and number concentration, is inevitable and currently uses a set of different techniq

52 ly, and further efforts to control costs are inevitable and essential.

53 ape of these probability distributions is an inevitable and general consequence of the nature of the

54 Therefore, when death is inevitable and imminent after extubation, suffering shou

55 imary driver of these changes is a powerful, inevitable and irreversible shift in attitudes and norms

56 entered on radiotherapy, tumor recurrence is inevitable and is thought to be driven by glioblastoma s

57 grafted donor liver by circulating virus is inevitable and liver disease progresses much faster than

58 rapeutic termination of the pregnancy is not inevitable and often, standard management approaches sim

59 Despite this treatment, recurrence is inevitable and survival has improved minimally over the

60 However, drug resistance to CIBM is inevitable and the drug resistance mechanisms still rema

61 Nine deaths were inevitable, and 48 were unexpected.

62 material-laden waste through incineration is inevitable, and nanomaterials' influence on combustion b

63 stance to BRAF or MEK inhibitors is probably inevitable, and novel therapeutic approaches are needed

64 Stenosis of the pulmonary allograft may be inevitable, and recent long-term follow-up suggests an i

65 Alignment errors are inevitable, and should be considered when drawing conclu

66 ted to chemotherapy or those associated with inevitable aplasia.

67 parallel evolution, they might be virtually inevitable, as the combination of two such steps is like

68 and painful joints were considered to be an inevitable aspect of aging rather than an indication of

69 Antimicrobial resistance is an intrinsic and inevitable aspect of microbial survival that continually

70 scents born preterm does not appear to be an inevitable association of prematurity, but rather caused

71 as independently transmitted strains despite inevitable asymmetries in allelic diversity of major ant

72 stinct sub-populations of neurons, which are inevitable at finite cellular concentrations, are likely

73 tunnelling matrix elements that result from inevitable atomic scale roughness.

74 on mechanism provides a means for overcoming inevitable audiovisual timing variation and serves to ra

75 l illuminance in prematurely born infants is inevitable because of uncertainty regarding media transm

76 In bacteria, co-directional encounters seem inevitable because the rate of replication is about 10-2

77 the replisome and RNA polymerase (RNAP) are inevitable because the rate of replication is much faste

78 ncrease in the number of such images and the inevitable bias annotations by human curators, it is nec

79 Here, we demonstrate that the inevitable bias of the fossil record to preserve just ha

80 Trade-offs are thought to arise from inevitable, biophysical limitations that prevent organis

81 al settings is intrinsically hampered by the inevitable bioreduction of radical-derived paramagnetic

82 This inevitable brain injury can result in post-operative com

83 rch of more effective therapies to avoid the inevitable brain tumor recurrence.

84 ely 10 gigabases, errors become increasingly inevitable but their number remains very small (three or

85 Wildfires are inevitable, but the destruction of homes, ecosystems, an

86 However, carbon formation is inevitable, but the experimental findings show this can

87 r survival after stroke among the elderly is inevitable, but there may be opportunities for intervent

88 of amyloid and neurodegeneration are nearly inevitable by old age, but many people are able to maint

89 Singlet oxygen is a highly toxic and inevitable byproduct of oxygenic photosynthesis.

90 elopment of a cancer cell does not equate to inevitable cancer presentation in the clinic.

91 pose an approach that accepts wildfire as an inevitable catalyst of change and that promotes adaptive

92 may explain the rarity of apoptosis but the inevitable cell death associated with polyQ inclusion di

93 ogenous and exogenous factors constitutes an inevitable challenge for the replication machinery.

94 Inevitable changes in protein content of the three chees

95 cal conditions in a copolymer, alongside the inevitable chemical composition distribution (CCD), with

96 eas can help guide management in the face of inevitable climatically driven change.

97 However, little is known regarding the inevitable collisions that must occur, and the fate of p

98 capsular rupture (PCR) and vitreous loss are inevitable complications encountered in cataract surgery

99 Conflict is an inevitable component of social life, and natural selecti

100 This leads to the inevitable conclusion that pulsar spin is directly corre

101 ate cells within and behind the retina as an inevitable consequence of a breached retina.

102 channel inactivation to be identified as an inevitable consequence of activation, and allowing the a

103 specialization does not mainly result as an inevitable consequence of adaptive tradeoffs, but rather

104 Once considered an inevitable consequence of ageing, it is now eminently pr

105 ce can vary but in most carriers PD seems an inevitable consequence of ageing.

106 to physical inactivity rather than being an inevitable consequence of aging.

107 Drug resistance is an almost inevitable consequence of cancer therapy and ultimately

108 Mutations are an inevitable consequence of cell division.

109 in Afar, the survival of a thick plate is an inevitable consequence of conductive cooling of the lith

110 DNA breakage is predicted to be a frequent, inevitable consequence of DNA replication and is thought

111 timize group decisions, leadership may be an inevitable consequence of heterogeneous flight character

112 Once considered an inevitable consequence of HIV treatment, drug resistance

113 This trapping appears to be an inevitable consequence of how osmotic lysis ruptures the

114 d disruption of the endothelial layer are an inevitable consequence of interventional procedures used

115 testinal strictures were considered to be an inevitable consequence of long-term inflammation in pati

116 ATP depletion is therefore thought to be an inevitable consequence of NAD loss and a hallmark of PAR

117 protein networks of organisms seem to be the inevitable consequence of natural selection operating un

118 weathering fluxes from the continents are an inevitable consequence of periodic glaciations.

119 This chronic pain state is not an inevitable consequence of physical injury or disease.

120 ary between various glomerular diseases, the inevitable consequence of podocyte injury results in the

121 Thus, symptom induction is not an inevitable consequence of RNA silencing suppression.

122 This delay is commonly assumed to be an inevitable consequence of selection to maximize use of t

123 (MSUC), and we hypothesized that MSCI is an inevitable consequence of this more general meiotic sile

124 udy suggests that backward ET is not just an inevitable consequence of vectorial ET with small energe

125 tion, and other age-related dysfunctions are inevitable consequences of aging or secondary to physica

126 DNA mutations are the inevitable consequences of errors that arise during repl

127 ce design focused on smaller infants and the inevitable consequences of somatic growth.

128 t in most of the cases irreversibility is an inevitable constraint.

129 phonon polaritons), respectively, but at the inevitable cost of significant energy dissipation and re

130 This inevitable damage is counteracted by glycosylase enzymes

131 olatility in these memories, resulting in an inevitable decay in the absence of ongoing error signals

132 gic neurotransmission; the consequence is an inevitable decline in motor function.

133 the claims of some analysts that there is an inevitable decline in the status of fisheries is, we bel

134 orm uniform electrodeposits on surfaces with inevitable defects.

135 when left in ambient environment, causing an inevitable degradation in its plasmonic resonance.

136 The inevitable derivative of this dogma is that every invasi

137 hat dangerous changes in global climate were inevitable, despite greenhouse gas controls, active meth

138 uses a sugar-protein shield to protect from inevitable destruction by cellular innate immune factors

139 ved ineffective for n-type Bi2Te3 due to the inevitable deterioration of its thermoelectric propertie

140 tive breast cancers is limited by the nearly inevitable development of acquired resistance.

141 might become therapeutic targets to halt the inevitable development of cirrhosis and need for liver t

142 ification of biomarkers associated with near inevitable development of CRAB features in patients who

143 terized by an aggressive clinical course and inevitable development of refractory disease, stressing

144 However, the inevitable development of resistance to treatment is a c

145 The only inherent and inevitable difference between randomized controlled tria

146 spersity effect (dispersion arising from the inevitable differences in migration velocity between par

147 Cells must continuously repair inevitable DNA damage while avoiding the deleterious con

148 tegrating this eye movement into blinks, the inevitable down times of vision associated with each of

149 Considering the inevitable drawbacks of the dicistronic DNA assay, which

150 Interruptions of this type are inevitable during hands-off periods for shock delivery t

151 Ischemia-reperfusion injury (IRI) is inevitable during transplantation.

152 From the seemingly inevitable emergence of antibiotic resistance following

153 onstantly used for treatment, leading to the inevitable emergence of drug-resistant variants.

154 eplication conflicts and highlight how these inevitable encounters shape the genome and impact divers

155 n eukaryotes, compartmentalization minimizes inevitable enzyme inhibition and alleviates constraints

156 valuation, it was revealed that, despite the inevitable errors in the artificially constructed struct

157 t mental health problems are common, but not inevitable, even when parental depression is severe and

158 Ischemia and reperfusion injury (IRI) is an inevitable event in conventional organ transplant proced

159 for both, suggesting that tradeoffs are not inevitable everywhere and might be ameliorated in some l

160 effective, although ephemeral, owing to the inevitable evolution of resistant parasites.

161 Therefore, despite the inevitable evolution of viral escape, viremia can be con

162 ce of CWD prions in the environment, and the inevitable exposure of these rodents to CWD prions, our

163 The Mars mission will result in an inevitable exposure to cosmic radiation that has been sh

164 The lower urinary tract's virtually inevitable exposure to external microbial pathogens warr

165 Size polydispersity is usually an inevitable feature of a large variety of systems.

166 y thought that catastrophic forgetting is an inevitable feature of connectionist models.

167 Because conformational ensembles are an inevitable feature of proteins, this is likely universal

168 Template effects are an inevitable feature of supramolecular chemistry and were

169 d not be deemed wasteful; they are simply an inevitable feature of the way science works.

170 There is an inevitable feeling that the same should be true in compl

171 y with age after maturity, was thought to be inevitable for all multicellular species capable of repe

172 Although inevitable for proper progression from maturation to ger

173 ns the only cure for seizures, but there are inevitable functional compromises.

174 ge barriers, increasing center transparency, inevitable geographical disadvantage, understanding cult

175 a sole PI3 kinase inhibitor does not prevent inevitable host-cell death.

176 These age-related declines are not inevitable, however: older adults with a lifetime of mus

177 ch he meant the negative consequences of the inevitable hypoxia of high altitude.

178 (R) H-reflex and locomotor kinematics may be inevitable (i.e., reactive) due to the ubiquity of activ

179 native by invasive alleles can be rapid and inevitable if they are favored by natural selection.

180 at fail to achieve native structure owing to inevitable imperfections in transcription, translation,

181 ons are free from the sampling bias which is inevitable in active learning approaches.

182 the development of resistance to therapy is inevitable in advanced cancer.

183 istancing practices, virus introductions are inevitable in all pandemics, accompanied by rapid intern

184 tures; some structural disorder is, however, inevitable in biological organisms.

185 ble, while avoiding the electrical breakdown inevitable in He-rich mixtures.

186 (EGFR) tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) is inevitable in metastatic EGFR-mutant lung cancers.

187 an inescapable double bind that makes aging inevitable in multicellular organisms.

188 Physical disability is common though not inevitable in older age and has direct bearing on a pers

189 ation to persist, but also it is by no means inevitable in territorial species.

190 Although some distractions may be inevitable in the OR, they can also be detrimental to th

191 ly in the context of molecular noise that is inevitable in tiny yeast cells, because mistakes in sequ

192 We show that the inevitable in-plane micromotion affects the gate design

193 a limit to adaptation, and results from the inevitable increase in deleterious mutational pressure a

194 However, once the inevitable inflammatory response associated with transpl

195 state of the art in the field and point out inevitable innovations on which the future evolution of

196 ntrinsic properties of "self-correcting" the inevitable input variations to achieve a precise and rep

197 e codons, their utility is diminished by the inevitable interaction with cognate aminoacyl-tRNAs.

198 Death and dying are inevitable life encounters, but a nurse's first experien

199 ghlight the importance of a fair process for inevitable limit setting at the bedside.

200 An inevitable limitation of our observational study is the

201 ver, the emergence of resistant clones is an inevitable limitation of therapies targeting these addic

202 However, the inevitable loss due to their strongly dispersive nature

203 is a progressive and fatal lung disease with inevitable loss of lung function.

204 o admit highly attracting cores that lead to inevitable material instabilities even under future unce

205 umption that between-species transmission is inevitable may therefore be wrong.

206 CrCl2 has been found as an unprecedented, inevitable mediator for preparation of alkylzinc halides

207 ausing pathogens, but such organisms are not inevitable members of the normal microbiota.

208 Aging exacts a seemingly inevitable multisystem deterioration of function that ac

209 However, the seemingly inevitable need to analyze large studies in multiple ana

210 Glycation is an inevitable nonenzymatic covalent reaction between protei

211 us, competent circadian timing is neither an inevitable nor necessary element of tidal timekeeping.

212 arrier to defined sites in tumors is neither inevitable nor yet predictable.

213 urrent ICU culture that believes delirium is inevitable or a normal part of a critical illness, to a

214 f a large fraction of the Earth's amphibians inevitable, or are some declining species more resilient

215 Are they inevitable, or do they require a specific type of change

216 tential avian influenza outbreak, as well as inevitable outbreaks of other emerging infectious diseas

217 hed empirically, and has been shown to be an inevitable outcome in many evolutionary studies.

218 ns in other species show that AIDS is not an inevitable outcome of infection because simian immunodef

219 Aging is an inevitable outcome of life, characterized by progressive

220 ting sensory input to motor output, with the inevitable output remnant, non-linearly related to the i

221 Missed visits are inevitable over a lifelong course of HIV care.

222 hat the results observed in such studies are inevitable over time at a rate that is largely influence

223 Aging is an inevitable part of life and unfortunately poses the larg

224 Although dying is an inevitable part of the life cycle, there has been extens

225 me is robust and efficient under practically inevitable perturbative defects of the data bus as well

226 at the electrode/electrolyte interface is an inevitable phenomenon while measuring impedance spectrum

227 tions in a variety of contexts; however, the inevitable prediction errors of GRNs hinder optimal data

228 er, the molecular mechanisms underlying this inevitable process are not well understood.

229 on, challenging the concept that aging is an inevitable process in the heart.

230 and during remission but do not prevent the inevitable progression of active inflammation.

231 inosis caused by CLN3 mutations, followed by inevitable progression to blindness.

232 treatment of advanced prostate cancer is the inevitable progression to chemoresistance, especially to

233 This proposed algorithm aims to prevent the inevitable progression to severe TR and the need for a s

234 ution of therapeutic resistance is virtually inevitable, proliferation of resistant clones is not, su

235 The seemingly inevitable protein corona appears to be an insurmountabl

236 fer from the chemical instability due to the inevitable radical pathway(s), for example a 1,5-H shift

237 Five cases by unknown reasons and 3 cases by inevitable reasons were dropped out before pollen.

238 teen cases by unknown reasons and 3 cases by inevitable reasons were dropped out for 2 years.

239 ies for cancer are inherently limited by the inevitable recurrence of resistant disease after initial

240 primary causes for this size dependence: the inevitable reduction in the quality of fit between ligan

241 ntly enhances NK cell reactivity despite the inevitable reduction of activating signals upon binding

242 patient will require enhanced follow-up and inevitable reinterventions.

243 incurable by standard approaches because of inevitable relapse and development of treatment resistan

244 logical and environmental effects upon their inevitable release to the environment.

245 iver genes such as ALK-EML4, to overcome the inevitable resistance that develops over time.

246 As for the inevitable respiratory pressure swings, end-expiratory r

247 we demonstrate that loss of stability is the inevitable result of gradually increasing internal press

248 the loss of water through transpiration, the inevitable result of photosynthetic CO2 fixation on land

249 hat social breakdown and collapse are not an inevitable result of transformation.

250 ad depth caused by amplification bias in the inevitable reverse transcription and polymerase chain re

251 ple by chance (the missing-species problem), inevitable sampling bias, and experimental noise.

252 rticles (NPs) in consumer products and their inevitable seepage into the environment prompted us to i

253 tness and efficiency with oscillations as an inevitable side effect.

254 Although our analysis relies on a number of inevitable simplifying assumptions and on data that may

255 ce of interference violations resulting from inevitable spin bias and coupling errors.

256 Construction of genetic linkage maps is an inevitable step for taking advantage of the genome proje

257 s metabolites in biofluids and tissues is an inevitable step in the development of new pharmaceutical

258 of interference is challenging because it is inevitable that activation of the brain regions that con

259 It is inevitable that frameworks capable of dynamics will be r

260 Hence, it is inevitable that in the near future, training programs wi

261 ranslocation to secondary target sites it is inevitable that NMs interact with biological molecules,

262 It is inevitable that over time, with rapid advances in scient

263 It is perhaps inevitable that some bacteria would evolve to preferenti

264 ion and transcription in bacteria are deemed inevitable, the fine details of the interplay between th

265 Because mutations are inevitable, the genome of each cell in a multicellular o

266 In scenarios where berry shrivel is inevitable, the incorporation of water in particular off

267 rocessing cannot be carried out without some inevitable thermodynamical work cost.

268 pite having lesser evidence strengths, it is inevitable to use computational methods for fast and a p

269 microspectroscopic systems are limited by an inevitable trade-off between spatial resolution, acquisi

270 s the OpEx output allows one to optimise the inevitable trade-offs between sensitivity and specificit

271 e to Schank and Koehnle's discussion are the inevitable trade-offs in any decisions to include blocki

272 Justifications for the inevitable trade-offs in experimental design require car

273 udes and explore the scientific benefits and inevitable trade-offs inherent in large-scale manipulati

274 cilitate shifts in strategy, but not without inevitable trade-offs.

275 Such mechanisms face an inevitable tradeoff because signal and noise cannot be p

276 The inevitable tradeoff of this plasticity is spontaneous re

277 ng that Pax2 normally represses an otherwise inevitable transition between sister lineages.

278 , and prolonged door-to-balloon times due to inevitable transport delays commonly limit the benefit o

279 n vivo data, suggesting that, in addition to inevitable tugs-of-war between opposite motors, there is

280 The inevitable uncertainties caused by the asynchronous for

281 ance; should help make decisions despite the inevitable uncertainties; should share responsibility fo

282 Despite inevitable uncertainty around serotype replacement effec

283 sustainability in the face of increasing and inevitable uncertainty.

284 but are subject to technological biases and inevitable variabilities that arise during sample collec

285 lity to achieve a normal outcome despite the inevitable variability at molecular, genetic, or environ

286 omprise hundreds or thousands of atoms, with inevitable variations in size and shape and, consequentl

287 Realizing that a microbial film is inevitable, we engineered a beneficial biofilm that prev

288 sults suggest that delay and variability are inevitable when more flexible, intentional mechanisms ar

289 Sexual conflict over expression is inevitable when mutation effects are correlated across t

290 e from the epitaxial contact forces that are inevitable whenever nanocrystals are prepared on a subst

291 deed, uncertainty in the decision process is inevitable whenever unobserved male attributes influence

292 associated neoplastic transformation appear inevitable, which may significantly impact pediatric gas

293 lanning residential development to withstand inevitable wildfire.

294 Pandemic influenza is inevitable, will have significant impact on the populati

295 es, but declines in athletic performance are inevitable with ageing.

296 Body mass loss is inevitable with chronic hypoxic exposure.

297 changes in the periglacial climate realm are inevitable with future climate change.

298 ent care between surgical procedures will be inevitable, with 70% of patients with NF-1 undergoing ho

299 nts with severe, oliguric AMR, graft loss is inevitable without timely intervention.

300 The inevitable wounding of the roots caused by harvesting tr