One possible interpretation of the lack of transcriptional consequences of MEN1 knockdown may be attributed to the off-target effects of MEN1 RNAi described previously [28].
Patients may justify such symptoms: fatigue may be considered a natural consequence of aging; lymphadenopathy may be attributed to localised infection (if around the neck) or a hernia (if in the groin); and bone pain to age-related 'wear and tear'.
As a consequence, any differences in anisotropy may be attributed to partial volume effects (see Tournier, Calamante, Gadian, & Connelly, 2004; Tournier et al., 2007, for full details of the method).
The difference in the efficacy of bicuculline on LTP expression between hAPP and APP/PS1 mice may be attributed to consequences relating to the PS1 mutant gene, because mutant PS1 single transgenic and knock-in mice have been reported to have greater LTP expression and greater vulnerability to excitotoxicity [30] [34].
The depletion in these layers could be a consequence of prior toxicity or cellular death, which may be attributed to these mice having a higher disease structural score then most of the mice that had received isotype-matched control antibody.
A negative correlation between extracerebral changes and heart rate may be attributed to sympathetic vasoconstriction as a consequence of mental stress caused by the task [ 1].
Figure 2 shows, however, that any additional attractiveness of the stimulus holes may be attributed to their spatial layout, not their sensory consequences.
This may be attributed to a certain level of necrosis in the tumour as a consequence of an antiangiogenic activity as commonly described for anti-tubulin agents (McPhail et al, 2005).
In addition, the psychiatric illness may be unrecognized and untreated, especially in elderly patients whose physical complaints may be attributed to a tendency to ruminate or to worry excessively, or be incorrectly attributed to the consequences of aging.
