This differential enrichment of gene categories suggests a much higher degree of plasticity mechanisms of CA3 neurons in the hippocampus compared to CA1 that are reflected by large groups of genes in categories related to "differentiation" or "neurite morphogenesis", and by "regulation of synaptic transmission".
Greater etiologic heterogeneity is reflected by larger values of these deviations.
With bicycle-type endurance training under lowered oxygenation (hypoxia; Desplanches et al. 1993; Schmutz et al. 2010; Vogt et al. 2001), this is reflected by larger increases in the volume density of subsarcolemmal mitochondria compared to those residing between myofibrils.
This is reflected by larger correlations between IU and worry compared with correlations obtained between worry and (a) positive beliefs about worry, (b) negative problem orientation (e.g., "I often see problems as bigger than they really are"), (c) cognitive avoidance (Buhr & Dugas, 2002), and (d) anxiety sensitivity (Dugas, Gosselin, & Ladouceur, 2001).
The importance of the vascular compartment in a tumor, or in any other tissue, may therefore be reflected by the large number of lysosomes and endocytic vesicles in endothelial cells.
However, as the IPFP has been compared to subcutaneous adipose tissue capable of secreting pro-inflammatory cytokines [ 3], any increase in fat mass would likely be reflected by a larger IPFP and detrimental change in the cartilage.
B) If indeed the authors claim for antagonistic function on TBP between USP10 and Huwe1 this should be reflected by antagonistic impact on a large body of genes when comparing RNA-Seq experiments.
Inter-group differences at diagnosis and changes in Wnt signaling following off-loading treatment were sufficiently large to be reflected by systemic levels, indicating that this pathway has a role in bone remodeling and bone repair activity in Charcot patients.
A hot spot is usually a densely packed region in the interface, thus the number of buried contacts of a hot spot residue tends to be large, which can be reflected by deeply buried Type-III contacts.
