Adult rather than immature rabbits were used to eliminate the factors of growth and development which may affect the accuracy of the study.
This improved these protein's GO annotation quality score (GAQ) [25], and enhanced our ability to do GO quantitative modeling to identify the biological processes that are either agonistic or antagonistic to GV oocyte development and which may affect oocyte competence and maturation.
As vital signs were infrequently measured, we were not able to use multiple measurements for each vital sign, in addition to imputing some missing values in the development cohort, which may affect the precision of our measurements.
Firstly, children's growth and development changes rapidly, which may affect the baseline measure of particular health dimensions such as self-care, usual activity or communication ability [ 1, 2].
Additionally, patients are aware that UV exposure is an important risk factor for the development of melanoma, which may affect their lifestyles as well as their social and professional activities [ 5].
Additional issues of urban networks may derive from a delicate method, to conserve urban history, present-day spatial aspect has to be measured to identified transition and development of the city which may affect the efficient spatial policy of city according to its own settlements pattern.
These results shed critical new light on the importance of controlling synaptic LPA levels as well as the role of this phospholipid on mechanisms of plasticity and development of pathological states, which may affect the design of novel clinical interventions for psychiatric diseases in the near future.
Exclusion criterion was diagnosis with a condition which may affect growth, development or behaviour such as Autism Spectrum Disorder.
However, the impact of an extremely preterm birth on mother infant co-regulation and affective intensity which may affect early infant's development has not been investigated.
Despite ongoing improvements in clinical care, preterm infants experience a variety of stressors in the first weeks of life, including necessary medical procedures, which may affect development.
