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However, the tree based upon the fiber-knob domain (Fig. 1b) shows the species D adenoviruses forming a greater number of sub-groups than in the whole genome tree suggesting greater diversity in the receptors of this species than might be expected when comparing serotypes.

Despite these differences in ash content, similar general properties at biochemical level should be expected when comparing the open ocean mussels from the SE Bay of Biscay to their commercial counterparts from another northern Spanish region.

That is particularly to be expected when comparing cultures, due to the fact the response style could differ between cultures, as it applies for instance to East Asians which tend to avoid extreme categories in contrast to Western respondents (Chen et al. 1995).

As a result, some variation in restriction fragment size can be expected when comparing independent transgenic lines on Southern blots.

The FPSC subset has the highest number of significantly altered transcripts (1286 gene probes), as may be expected when comparing a fetal SC with a differentiated adult cell population.

If the rates of cellular uptake and nucleic acid incorporation for AZA and DAC are similar, a 3-fold decrease in potency on DNA-mediated markers would be expected when comparing equimolar amounts of AZA versus DAC.

The overall prevalence for the population is higher than might be expected when compared to previous studies in Rwanda, but is in line with expectations of WHO and other prevalence estimations for other countries in the region [8], [9].

There is a relatively lower percentage of second generation Caribbean students then might be expected, when compared to first generation students.

As would be expected, when compared with placebo treatment, the PPIs (lansoprazole and omeprazole) improved the pooled healing RR at each time point.

The up-regulation of mature cell type markers as assessed by mRNA levels was lower than would be expected when compared with the differences in protein expression assayed by immunocytochemistry.

As would be expected, when compared to those in other faculties, medical undergraduates were better at recognising the condition as depression and showed greater alignment with expert opinion about treatments and options of help for depression.