This is due to the fact that the studies included in the meta-analysis in which both sexes are considered in a combined effect size are not exclusively the same as those which show results for men or women separately.
Hla and a putative surface protein (SAUSA300_0408) were in greater abundance in LAC culture supernatants at mid-exponential growth phase, and multiple repeat polypeptide (Mrp), Sak, and Coa were found exclusively in the same supernatants (Fig. 3A).
Because these molecules are encodable in DNA, they can be introduced into intact animals by genetic manipulation, and their expression pattern can be tailored to include — exclusively and at the same time comprehensively — the neurons of interest.
I started racewalking two years ago as a supplement to running and now practice it exclusively, maintaining the same levels of cardiovascular fitness while staying injury-free.
The AUROC and AUPR values obtained strongly indicate that OKVAR-Boost outperforms the LASSO and the teams that exclusively used the same set of time-series data in the DREAM3 competition.
We also examined the histone modification co-occurrence patterns at nucleosome resolution, and we observed that active and repressive marks occurred mutually exclusively in the same nucleosomes.
Of the 50 stem 1 mutations we analyzed, 24 could not be linked with a reciprocal mutation; 12 of the remaining 26 mutations were accompanied by a reciprocal mutation exclusively within the same unit; and a further 10 could pair either within the same unit, or with another unit.
The other striking feature is that for West African elephants (from Eggert et al 2002, see Table 1 for haplotype designations), both forest and savannah types possess haplotypes found almost exclusively within the same haplogroup as central African forest elephants (HVR1 Haplogroups I and II).
Segmental duplications of all sequence similarities have been categorised in those with their paralog mapping exclusively to the same chromosome (intra) and in those with their paralog mapping intrachromosomal and genome-wide.
On average 60% of the sequences in each secretome clustered with sequences from other species and another 11% with other sequences exclusively from the same species.
