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Splenic lymphoid atrophy and necrotic stomatitis associated with Aspergillus fumigatus infection were consistent with generalised immunosuppression and resultant opportunistic infection.

Patients with RP classically present with impaired night vision and visual field constriction, consistent with generalised retinal dysfunction involving rod more than cone photoreceptors.

The basic epidemic patterns are consistent with generalised mortality patterns observed in South Africa as a whole, but the detailed individual surveillance behind these analyses allows finer-grained analyses of specific causes, age-related risks, and trends over time.

Our simulations demonstrated that the graphs obtained were consistent with the generalised formulation and the applications.

PAS_chr1-4_0416 encoding the cell wall assembly regulator SMI1 is similarly down-regulated consistent with a generalised decrease in cell wall biosynthesis.

Transcriptional profiling of the host is consistent with a generalised cellular shutdown upon infection with T. hominis, with the upregulation of host pathways for ATP production, amino sugar and nucleotide sugar metabolism: these pathways potentially complement gaps in parasite biosynthesis predicted by in silico analyses.

The basic mortality pattern is consistent with the generalised pattern of mortality from an unfinished burden of communicable and nutritional diseases, HIV/AIDS, NCD, and violence and injuries observed elsewhere in South Africa (51– 54), but the detailed individual surveillance behind these analyses allows finer-grained analyses of specific causes, age-related risks, and trends over time.

This finding is consistent with a role of generalised capillary dysfunction in the development of glucose intolerance, alongside the development of reduced nerve conduction velocity as a result of endoneurial capillary dysfunction and hypoxia; see below.

This is consistent with the small but generalised effect of IQ on EEG power as reported by (Chabot and Serfontein 1996), and illustrates that IQ can influence EEG results and should be empirically explored in studies on populations with lower IQ scores, such as individuals with ADHD.

Illustration of generalised magmatic systems consistent with the prevalence of deformation sources at different lateral distances from and depths below a volcano.

The seven-item Primary Care Evaluation of Mental Disorders Patient Health Questionnaire (PRIME-MD PHQ) anxiety scale assesses symptoms consistent with DSM-IV diagnostic criteria for generalised anxiety disorder (Spitzer et al, 1999).