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This variability/instability in expansion length, along with its interactions with environmental and genetic modifiers, such as TMEM106B, may be the basis of the differing clinical phenotypes arising from the mutation.

As would be expected on the basis of the different depression courses, the groups differed on IDS scores at 2-year follow-up (F2,115 = 13.22, p <.001), with depression severity scores being higher in the CHR than REM subjects (t80 = 12.66, p <.001) and IMP subjects (t57 = 7.53, p =.005) (Table 1).

These results are explained on the basis of differing reactivities of the GMA vs. the MA functionality contained in these compatibilizers.

Hence, we can not exclude the possibility that transcript expression differs on the basis of the different sequences (primers and amplification products) employed.

SNPs were chosen independently of the phenotype group; that is, they were chosen on the basis of differing allele frequencies in either of the founder pools, and not for high allele differences between phenotype pools.

Phenomenologists of religion who use the concept "sacred" as a universal term for the basis of religion differ in their estimation of the nature of the sacred manifestation.

The three lineages were chosen on the basis of differing numbers of genetic changes detected at the S5∶6 generation [18].

One possible implication of the results presented here is that, as the scores predicted on the basis of mapping differ from actual scores, utility estimates that are based on mapping models should not be seen as a substitute for actual utility measurement.

13 We tested the validity and sensitivity of the frailty index by analysing several indices on the basis of differing combinations of variables.

The chemistry of hafnium and zirconium is so similar that the two cannot be separated on the basis of differing chemical reactions.

By using laser microdissection and RNA amplification we could identify the differential functional genome under normoxic and hypoxic conditions in the two hippocampal subfields likely forming the basis of differing physiological and pathophysiological behaviour of these cells.