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Had the computer company broken out its results in this way, Southeastern said, the data might reflect the lessening importance of Dell's struggling PC business and the growth of its enterprise arm.

Furthermore, more recent OS data might reflect the availability of more lines of therapy rather than the effect of the first-line regimen, as comparison with PFS outcomes show.

We hypothesize that gender preferences for venues expressed in our data might reflect less contact between different genders (recall that we discarded categories that have many subcategories with expected biases towards a particular gender, e.g., Men's Store).

In this context the N400 amplitude data might reflect semantic integration difficulty (e.g. [16]).

These data might reflect inappropriate stimulation of gene-specific transcription.

We speculate that these data might reflect a reversion of activated cells to the endothelial phenotype.

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The trend toward decreasing missing data over time might reflect increasing awareness of the importance of these data and the need for the most complete hospitalization records possible for research and other purposes.

This was in concordance with the LMA data and it might reflect that these miRNAs may exert their effects on B7-H3 via other target genes than those affecting Stat3.

As one respondent suggested, the apparent lack of pejorative data on commercialization might reflect more the structure and timing of the research itself than the landscape of genomics research: "Most researchers don't think about the questions that you're asking until they try to move the technology into the private sector.

These hypothetical data might be from an individual observer, or they might reflect data aggregated across many observers, with the latter usually being true of eyewitness identification research in which each participant is usually tested only once (as is usually true of real eyewitnesses).

These data suggest that eGBRs might reflect fast processing of sensory information [20], whereas iGBRs might reflect more elaborated processing and integration of sensory information with previous knowledge [2], which we tested in this study.

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