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We speculated that these effects may be interpreted as a life history trade-off for earlier reproductive maturation but accompanied by a faster decline in ovarian function with aging.
These effects may be interpreted as a compensatory response to the decreased activity of these complexes found after treatment with PGZ.
The said effects typically can be expressed in fractional form relative to context-dependent maximal effects, allowing for the evaluation of the Shannon information entropy where the effects may be interpreted in terms of underlying two-state probability distributions.
Accepting the collapsar model of long GRBs this effect may be interpreted as an indication for the ejection of an HI envelope by the progenitor in the course of producing the GRB.
This effect may be interpreted as a delay owing to different Alfven pulse propagation times from an excitation region in the equatorial magnetosphere toward the ionosphere along different field lines with latitude-dependent Alfven periods T A. A peak of the MI also demonstrates poleward propagation, but with an apparent velocity even larger than that of the PI.
The negative effect may be interpreted by the murine source of enlimomab and the murine antibody might activate neutrophils through complement-dependent mechanisms and therefore amplify the inflammation and damage [ 1].
In contrast, under the 2-pathway approach, the total drug and placebo effect may be interpreted as the sum of those from the drug pathway and other nonspecific pathways.
In multilevel models, for patient-level variables, the usual odds ratio interpretations apply for comparisons of patients within the same hospital; for example, a body mass index (BMI) effect may be interpreted as an odds ratio between a patient with BMI < 25 and a patient with BMI > 25 belonging to the same hospital and with the same covariates, except for BMI.
Although this effect biologically may be interpreted as extensive loss of articular cartilage, the potential effect drug-treatments cannot be ruled out.
