Although individually such loci only confer small effects, it is likely that they act multiplicatively, exerting relatively profound effects in a small proportion of the population.
It was a simple thought process in the beginning, but it turned out to be relatively profound.
It's relatively profound.
The behavioral plasticity that polar bears exhibit is also relatively profound compared to many zoo animals cared for in these natural history institutions.
Intermittent periods of sympathetic stimulation due to ineffective analgesia and sedation can cause relatively profound deleterious effects on compromised myocardium [ 67].
However, it is not known if lower dose, short-acting glucocorticoid replacement therapy may actually predispose patients with hypoadrenalism to ACs during illness by exposing them to periods of relatively profound hypocortisolaemia [ 9].
In conclusion, our results show that fully functional ETB receptors are expressed on the vasculature of at least two different tumours, leading to a relatively selective and profound short-term reduction of tumour blood flow, following administration of the ETB receptor agonist, IRL 1620.
"As a relatively isolated station, experiencing profound and unique change, Utqiaġvik was destined to get flagged," Arndt wrote.
Furthermore, as there was only an 11% variation in the VO2 observed with sleep-wake cycles in naïve mice (Additional file 1: Figure S1), decreased activity in the septic mice is likely to make only a relatively minor contribution to the profound reduction in metabolic rate observed.
In contrast, while the distribution of mitochondria appeared similar in the majority of control and siMyo19 cells arrested in prometaphase, following release from the arrest many Myo19 RNAi cells entering metaphase with a relatively normal mitochondrial distribution exhibited profound defects in mitochondrial segregation.
