When people are told they are at greater risk, the warning should almost always suggest to people what they can do, to provide a sense of control.
Particularly, overlaps between significant KEGG pathways (Table 2) are consistent with the connections between pathways: high overlaps (Table 2) almost always suggest direct connections between pathways, and vise versa.
Also, after your agent asks you questions s/he will almost always suggest a destination to you if they think that it is more suiting to your tastes.
Finding that in a population of PD studies, hypothesised target effects are almost always confirmed suggests either publication bias, limited information gain (as outcomes were predicted in advance of the PD study), or both.
In human pain imaging studies activation of the cerebellum is almost always observed, suggesting a role in nociception.
One crucial element was the copyright symbol, almost always present, suggesting not only that the message had registered protection, a proof of ownership, but that it was a product, available to all, though it could not be taken from them under penalty of law.
This frequently moving, almost always riveting exhibition suggests that these holdings amount to a kind of cultural gold that can make the melting-pot nature of the city shine in a new way.
Such uses were almost always discussed humorously, suggesting perhaps the difficult tension between acknowledging vulnerability and need, and defending a valued, competent self-image: I can do dopey old dear or I can do strong old lady, which one do you want?
The measured f for proteins was almost always larger than fo, suggesting that the protein was asymmetrical or elongated.
