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The differences of biomarkers in T1D and T2D patient urine samples may be caused by different pathophysiology of the DM, but also by differences of other clinical parameters in both cohorts.

Such findings would arise if the effects of the NBPs on both bone resorption and D. discoideum growth are determined not only by their different potencies as inhibitors of FDPS but also by differences in their ability to cross the peroxisomal membrane.

We conclude that paradigm shifts in soil mapping and classification can be better explained by not only their correlation to historical improvements in scientific understanding, but also by differences in purpose for mapping, and due to advancements in geographic technology.

Furthermore, comparisons between different studies and their grouping are hampered not only by the differences in study populations but also by differences in diagnostic methods and criteria used to differentiate between various types of uterine anomalies [59].

Managers' preferences are influenced by key constructs of internal markets and planning theory (the perceived limits of planning, speed and efficiency of markets, motivation potential of markets), but also by differences in their institutional contexts (national government and business context, company culture, and recent company experience with planning and internal markets).

Thus, differences in gene expression levels observed between samples may be accounted for not only by true changes in gene expression, but also by differences in their cell composition.

It implies that the thermal comfort will be affected no only by the temperature and air supply flow, but also by difference ventilation strategies in this study of three ventilation strategies with six exhaust configurations.

Gene expression profiles can be influenced by obvious genotypic differences, such as the presence of an X or Y chromosome [ 6] but also by subtle differences including differences in topology [ 9].

Synthesis of concentration-response associations, however, is complicated not only by city-to-city differences, but also by methodological differences across studies.

However, if systematic differences in urinary flow rate among groups exist, differences in urinary concentrations would be affected not only by differences in analyte excretion rate due to differences in exposure levels, but also by systematic differences in urinary flow rates.

The differences in the biomarker selection/identification in type 1 and 2 diabetic patient urine samples may be caused by different patho-physiology of the DN, but also by the differences in both cohorts in general.