These may include different carcinogenic pathways, difference in exposure to risk factors or differential sensitivity to chemotherapy (Iacopetta, 2002).
The difference in exposure levels may elicit different effects, given the possibility of nonmonotonic dose response relationships that have been observed previously for endocrine effects (Rice and Barone 2000).
As in RCTs, groups defined by genotype will experience an on-average difference in exposure to trait A, whilst not differing with respect to confounding factors.
Because the estimated volume of breast milk consumed did not significantly differ between case patients and control subjects, the difference in exposure of the virus particles was driven by increased HIV shedding in breast milk from mothers of case patients.
The difference in exposure patterns were attributed to men and women working on different crops, as well as each having biologically different responses to pesticides [ Zhang et al., 2011; Kasner et al., 2012].
Nationwide, the difference in exposure is akin to approximately 7,000 deaths a year from heart disease.
The enormous difference in exposure to the target language makes arguments based on exposure or emergence much less plausible in the foreign language situation.
The difference in exposure duration required to categorize novel versus studied items was the dependent measure of priming.
Figure 3c, building economic losses, shows the economic losses measured with the replacement costs of each construction type, with a similar pattern to building damage due to the large difference in exposure.
It is possible that the 2 3 week difference in exposure time is a factor in determining motor terminal degeneration.
This difference in exposure to doxorubicin suggests that an earlier assessment of response may be critical to identify changes in p65 phosphorylation.
