This may be a typical result stemming from the large influx of concepts in a short learning period in both the problem scenarios and traditional lectures.
Over at Felix Faire's website, you can see how Contact is a natural result stemming from his fascination with audio-visual relationships.
For Bayesian trees, a moderate relationship exists (y = −0.0634x+0.0437, r2 = 0.396, P<0.05), but this is probably a spurious result stemming from two artifacts –this method's sensitivity even when few outgroups are included, and the lack in this subset of trees with a high proportion of outgroups.
A surprising result stemming from this mapping is that although humans lost half of the intact mammalian ORs, they lost only 11% of the conserved CPs, suggesting a controlled process of loss of redundant ORs.
This observation could either be a false negative result stemming from some aspect of the single cell technique, or alternatively, it could point to a previously unappreciated degree of gene expression heterogeneity in RPCs.
Although pooling reduces the expense of costly assays, nevertheless their still remains a possibility to obtain biased quantification result stemming from individual variations, which necessitates an independent downstream assay in individual samples.
Seemingly, this result stems from a more rapid return to an awake state, but other factors may be at play, including avoidance of protracted immobility, ileus, delirium, and dangerous agitation.
Manchester City's failed transfer pursuit of the former United defender had no repercussions but the result stemmed from a game‑plan executed to perfection.
For example, in a well mixed population of spores, R = 1/ K, and T* = e- K. Thus, in general, unrelated coinfections reduce the overall transmission probability (and may increase virulence), but the result stems from a greater number of infections per host, not from an increase in the within-host growth rate of the parasite.
This result stemmed from an exhaustive analysis of the patients' charts and medical files, using an a priori a list of surgical complications possibly related to prone position, established in collaborations with surgeons at the participating centers and confronted to an analysis of the literature on the subject.
