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T0 plants had displayed a similar effect, albeit not as strong, which could be explained by different ages of T0 plants at sampling (compare Figure  3B with Figure  1D).

We further suggest the environmental conditions likely experienced by different ages of damselflies, following resistance expression, has influenced optimal immune investment by individuals in different age classes and the likelihood of detecting costs of resistance.

These monogenic disorders are characterized by different ages of disease onset, from infants in PNDM, through adolescents in MODY, to middle aged subjects in some laminopathies [ 5, 8, 10, 11].

The differences among the studies may be explained by the different ages of the populations and the different methodologies used, including differences in the study settings and in the questionnaires.

Based on the ability of adeno-associated viral (AAV) vectors to transduce heart together with skeletal muscle following systemic administration, we delivered human delta-sarcoglycan cDNA into male BIO14.6 hamsters by testing different ages of injection, routes of administration and AAV serotypes.

Our findings suggest that differences in the levels of parent-child agreement across previously reported studies may be either: 1) an artefact of statistical methods used; or 2) affected by the different ages of children in their sample populations.

It's the most common saxophone, and is of a size that can be handled by many different ages of people.

25 Observed differences cannot be explained only by different age profiles of study populations, nor variations in the criteria used by different laboratories to diagnose ASC-US and LSIL, 26 which is certainly relevant in international comparisons.

The aims of this study are to evaluate the impact of the EMSN 'caps' (hereon referred to as EMSNCaps) on: i. Access ART treatment (Fresh and Frozen Cycles) and IUI Cycles by different age groups of women seeking treatment.

It is probably because our subjects came from diverse backgrounds, with varied dietary and travel/migration history to the UK, which could have been influenced by individual circumstances, thus resulting in different ages of exposure to the parasite.

Huang et al 17 found a statistically significant interaction between total number of medications and falls by different age groups (<65, ≥65 years of age) in a multiethnic population of patients with type 2 diabetes.