Similarly, cross-reactive antibodies may target identical proteins (or common epitopes) of both related and unrelated bacteria, and are thought to exist as a consequence of an indiscriminate or broad antibody response against numerous bacteria, whether symbiotic, environmental, or other.
A consequence of using a broad perspective of suffering could be that physicians more often assess the suffering of a patient as unbearable.
The apparent lack of evidence for MSCI led Mikhaylova and Nurminsky [ 32] to ask whether the observed paucity of X-linked male-biased genes could be a simple consequence of a broader phenomenon that occurs for any gene exhibiting tissue-biased expression.
But he again rejected lawmakers' attempts to cast the scandal as a consequence of broader failings in Wells Fargo's leadership and corporate culture.
#015 Many participants saw their alcohol dependence as a consequence of broader challenges they faced.
Alternatively, the loss of cohesion in pans1 may be a consequence of broader changes in regulation of the cell cycle arising from altered APC/C function affecting centromere properties.
Christian et al's slightly superior survival figure can also be viewed as a consequence of broader experience with MGCT patients in general at each of the three involved cancer centres as compared to the experience of institutions with few cases of MGCT (Aass et al, 1991; Collette et al, 1999).
Mr. Bolten said that was a consequence of "the broad-based and sustained economic recovery".
As a consequence of their broad and widespread point to point connections, neurons in the central thalamus are progressively more deafferented with severity of structural brain injuries (Maxwell et al., 2006).
Differences in replication timing could be a consequence of local or broad differences in chromatin structure.
