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But whether this represents the colonization of the suburbs by the city or the opposite is a question.
Epidemiological studies have shown an association between increased bone mineral density (BMD) and osteoarthritis (OA), but whether this represents cause or effect remains unclear.
The Ngo3689 clone also contains all the 289 bp from intron 17, but whether this represents a true alternative splice variant is doubtful.
Type-II diabetes is widely considered to be associated with pancreatic cancer, but whether this represents a causal or consequential association is unclear.
Several studies have shown a relationship between positive fluid balance and mortality [ 5– 12], but whether this represents a simple association or a cause-and-effect relationship remains unsettled.
There has been an increase in the incidence of ALL, CLL and AML over the past 20 years, but whether this represents a true increase or better data recording, or both, is not clear.
The royal part of the name may have come from the fact that there was a carved king's head on the building, from a time when The King's Head Inn occupied part of the premises, but whether this represented King John or another king is not known.
An investigation of domestic animals in the vicinity of 2 persons with related infections detected fragments of viral RNA in dromedary camels in contact with these persons but whether this represented transmission from a unidentified source to humans and dromedaries, transmission from humans to dromedaries, or vice versa is not clear (12 ).
In another example, they may say, "Choose four numbers," but not say whether this represents your annual income or your number of children.
But investors disagree over whether this represents a buying opportunity.
Feces of one otter recovered during necropsy also tested positive for microcystin, but it is unclear whether this represents ingestion of contaminated prey or enterohepatic toxin circulation.
