Despite the apparent differences in the settings of these studies, the cellular functions represented by the top-ranking transcripts were similar.
We review the consequences of genetic diversity differences in the settings of familial identification in forensic genetic testing, match probabilities in bone marrow transplantation, and representation in genome-wide association studies of disease.
This disparity may reflect differences in the settings including selection, general health, use of medications and severity of medication side effects, i.e. those hospitalised or attending hospital are different to those living independently in the community attending General Practice.
Two recent reviews have highlighted the variation in estimates of the prevalence of behavioural and psychological symptoms in those with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and suggested that differences in the settings of studies, the characteristics of participant groups, and the definitions of symptoms and of MCI contribute to this variation [ 6, 7].
Two hospitals were included because the participating intensivists and residents divide their time between the sites and because differences in the settings (for example, case types and case loads, nurse staffing patterns and hospital cultures) might affect team communication and collaboration.
Processing layer: The processing requests submitted by the user are invoked efficiently through a good interface, and the capture processing of different signals can be executed according to the difference in the system settings.
However, another explanation of the difference in the 3 settings may be manner of data collection.
The differences among the studies may be explained by the different ages of the populations and the different methodologies used, including differences in the study settings and in the questionnaires.
The difference in experimental settings between the present and previous studies may cause this different activity pattern in the motor area.
