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Hence, we hypothesize that differences in attention might result in a different involvement of the right prefrontal cortex, which in turn modulates the activation of the PAC.

In the case of forms I and II, E T,Σ(A) is approximately 20 and 40 kJ mol−1 lower than E T,Σ(C) and E T,Σ(B), respectively (Table 3), which reflects the different involvement of the three independent molecules in o- and t-connections, e.g. [No, Nt] = [2, 2] (A) or [2, 0] (B) or [0, 2] (C).

Other factors such as higher workload and different involvement of the immune system are likely to contribute.

Looking at the published literature [ 7– 10] a different involvement of the eyes is described; particularly papilloedema seems greater in one eye than in the other.

Different stationary conditions were considered, which require a different involvement of the sympathetic and parasympathetic control: neutral position of the jaw (rest position: RP) and HDO.

The results of the studies of this polymorphism associated with neurodegenerative illnesses are diverse, probably due to the different involvement of the antioxidant enzymes in these illnesses [ 29– 38].

A gain-of-function mutation on IL23R gene has been reported to predispose patients to both CD and UC whereas IL-17 secretion by PBMC of patients correlates with disease severity in UC but not in CD, suggesting a major role of the IL-23 in the pathogenesis of IBD but possibly a different involvement of Th17 cells in the two disorders [ 153, 154].

In fact, there is a different involvement of respondents to the survey.

In sum, different biobank models lead to a different involvement of children in the consent procedure.

We have also demonstrated the different involvement of Shh/Gli and Notch signal transduction pathways with the different substrates.

This analysis is particularly relevant to TBI in which the patients may have extremely different involvement of neuronal cell bodies in the cerebral cortex relative to traumatic axonal injury in white matter tracts.