From just a few well-studied species, it is clear that genetic variability can be substantial and that it differs in extent between species.
In nature the territories of members of a species differ in extent but usually seem to be provided with adequate resources, and use of force in their defense is rarely necessary, as the customary menacing signals generally lead to the withdrawal of potential rivals.
However, recent publications made it clear that the type of mouse model seems to play a crucial role as they differ in extent and type of Aβ pathology [39,35].
40 However, this differs in extent and changes during their illness.
The biodiesel yields after 0.5 hours tended to be slightly increased with an increase in silica gel at the three molar ratio levels, although they differed in extent.
It has not been fully examined yet how nerve conduction inhibitions by local anesthetics differ in extent from those by antiepileptics.
To our knowledge, however, it has not been systematically examined yet how AP inhibitions by various antiepileptics differ in extent from each other and also how the inhibitions are distinct from those of local anesthetics.
a PPI = proton pump inhibitor b Student's t-test; c Chi-Squared test The H. pylori-negative and -positive groups did not differ significantly in age, ethnicity, PPI use, gender, or prevalence of upper abdominal symptoms, (Table 1), but as expected, they differed in extent of acute gastritis (Additional file 3, Table S3).
Indeed, the synthesized PS nanoparticles demonstrate thermal stability differing in some extent from that of the bulk PS (compare curve 1 in Fig. 4 and Figure 1 in [37]).
We tested this prediction in nestlings of two polymorphic raptors, the booted eagle Hieraaetus pennatus and the Eleonora's falcon Falco eleonorae, both of which occur in two morphs differing in the extent of eumelanic plumage.
