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Jaffe (1989) found that the proximity between universities/PRIs and firms could have mediating effects on spill-overs from public-funded research to corporate patents.

Personal experiences with breast cancer and counsellee's personal characteristics could have mediating effects on the efficacy of risk communication.

These vascular risk factors impact the majority of older adults in North America, and so our sample may not have been representative of the population, which could have mediated age-related differences in cognition.

Both descriptions imply that technology was not being used, but the treatment applied in the control groups might have varied in terms of degree of representations and method used, or teacher qualifications, which potentially could have mediated with the control groups' posttest scores.

The perforin dependent pathway of cytotoxicity could have mediated this cytolytic activity of splenocytes particularly of CD8+ T cells which have been shown to be functioning in visceral leishmaniasis by Tsagozis et al[46].

Different types of repeats (underlined and highlighted in yellow) that could have mediated micro-deletions, micro-insertion/deletions (indel) and micro-duplications in the GALC gene.

These percentages are significantly higher than those of the whole genome [ 20- 22] and these repetitive sequences could have mediated non-allelic homologous recombination, facilitating inter-species rearrangements [ 20].

To evaluate which of the prescribed nutrient changes could have mediated the increased mortality observed in the LA intervention group, we repeated the same analysis limiting the sample to the intervention group (n=207, 35 deaths).

Third, although the authors noted a low risk of barotrauma and organ failure with NMBA use, data related to mechanistic pathways (e.g., decrease in biomarkers) that could have mediated beneficial outcome is lacking.

This suggested that psychosocial and behavioral factors could have mediated some of the association between education level and functional limitations, although this interpretation was limited due to cross-sectional study design.

We conclude that the HPGM could have mediated the following alternative scenarios: HPGM caused high concentrations of protein to enter the hindgut, HPGM caused lower quantities of maize starch to enter the hindgut, or a combination of both of these.