Selection bias might have caused this discrepancy.
The reason to cause this discrepancy is unclear.
It remains uncertain what causes this discrepancy between fibers and cardiomyocytes.
Further research is needed to determine what causes this discrepancy and whether this is grounds for changing asthma medication use in children.
To test whether the new information provided by the improved linkage map or the change in regression model caused this discrepancy we reran the analysis including family as a fixed effect for those growth loci that we could not replicate.
It is possible that one of the six subjects had an influx of IgM-containing B cells with longer CDR3s (such as transitional B cells, as reported by Wu et al., 2010) that could have caused this discrepancy.
A number of factors may cause this discrepancy, including binding avidity to α-2,3-linked and α-2,6-linked sialic acid, cell tropism and adaptation, innate and adaptive immune response in mice.
If a subsequent review reports findings that are considerably different to those reported in the benchmark review, we would attempt to explore why and what causes this discrepancy, by looking closely at the population or setting, intervention, comparison, outcomes, study types, number of included studies, type of analysis, as well as targeted behaviour.
"The causes of this discrepancy have little to do with white children working harder than others, parents being better providers or growing up in a culture with stronger or better values.
The causes for this discrepancy could include, but are not limited to, the use of different cell lines, potential artifacts from chemically-based synchronization, or a regional, physical disassociation of hyperspeckling and transcriptional reporter gene activity during DNA synthesis.
