The similarity in transmission strategy and phylogeny coupled with highly disparate disease severities makes E. histolytica and E. dispar an ideal model system for examining the effect of landscape variability on host dispersal and pathogen transmission.
More recently, the term has been expanded to include disparate entities varying in severity and histological findings [ 40, 41].
In their systematic review of the prevalence, incidence, and nature of prescribing errors in hospital inpatients, Lewis et al. [ 1] noted that methods of classifying severity were disparate, but did not discuss the tools identified.
This stability increases confidence both in the construct measured by the GABS and in the ability to assess levels of gambling affinity across disparate ranges of gambling-problem severity.
Addressing this issue further will require comparing RA patients that are matched for disease severity but are disparate for CAD.
It might be argued that the participants with aphasia in the present study, although similar in terms of aphasia severity, formed a disparate group in terms of aphasia type and that this may have clouded the results.
However, several duplicated genes indicated disparate transcriptional profiles.
Second, the visualization in Figure 4 suggests a possible approach for interpreting disparate NR assays in the context of rodent liver cancer severity, and also shows the uncertainties in using these data for chemical prioritization.
Although a precise reason for these disparate results is not known, it appears that the clinical severity reported by Seifert et al (approximately 0.75) was much lower than we report here.
Across the disparate regions that contributed to the phase III studies, the severity and refractoriness of the patients' epilepsy were similar: most patients had two to three partial-onset seizures per week and were receiving treatment with two or three other AEDs.
