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This decrease in signal could be due to depletion or degradation of the GDP-FucAz substrate, or it could reflect decreasing levels of endogenous fucosylation.

In this regard, there is a general decrease of genetic diversity in R. pomonella populations from the putative site of introduction in Portland, OR eastward that could reflect decreasing population sizes associated with the fly's spread toward central WA (Sim 2013).

Thus the decreased GD-activation in midbrain and pons for obese subjects could reflect decreased sensitivity of dopaminergic and serotonergic neurons to vagal stimulation.

Another factor to consider is underascertainment bias in elderly people in our database, 11 which could reflect decreased screening and medical surveillance rather than decreased risk.

Median concentration ratios were less than 1 for all congeners, suggesting a decrease in concentrations between 2006 and 2011, which could reflect decreased use.

On the other hand the lack of increased sc-kit levels in patients with severe asthma could reflect decreased capacity of their serum to neutralize activity of SCF.

Hence, any increase of indices that include Ti/Ttot ratio such as PTI [ 28, 36], TTI1 [ 37, 38] and TTI2 [ 39] could reflect decreased endurance.

Since weight gain could reflect decreased dyspeptic symptoms following H. pylori eradication, we assessed dyspeptic symptoms at baseline and post-eradication.

We observed a significant decrease in MMD of the injured biceps muscles after cell injection, which could reflect decrease in muscle fibrosis and increase in muscle vascularisation, muscle fattening or oedema from the procedure.

Interestingly, serum AST levels were lower in the 5αR1−/− mice, although this did not reach statistical significance, and it is possible that this could reflect decreased inflammation in the face of increased lipid accumulation.

The decrease in activation in right temporoparietal cortex with categorization training (also observed with the nonphonemic sounds) could reflect decreased attention to the local spectral properties of the sounds due to the reinforcement of their global categorical properties with training (Fink et al. 1996; Brechmann and Scheich 2005; Geiser et al. 2008).