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The unique morphology of PMG-like cortical dysgenesis in the present case suggests that this lesion, in which fusion of the molecular layer was not evident, differs from classic PMG, in which fusion of the molecular layer is a defining feature [ 54].

The toxicological interactions between orally-administrated TiO2 NPs and glucose were evident, but differed among target organs.

These and other metrics are central to studies attempting to quantify global carbon cycles and to improve understanding of the spatial variation in forest structure evident within differing biomes.

In addition, a "ring" IL-1β immunoreactivity close to the neuronal cell membrane was evident, which differed from the granular pattern seen in fresh animals (Fig. 2b).

At day seven a "ring" of IL-1β immunoreactivity below or close to the neuronal cell membrane was evident, which differed from the granular pattern observed in the fresh TGs (Fig. 4b).

The plane of nutrition and infection differed, as evident by marked differences in the mean growth across cohorts and by the infant mortality rates that varied markedly from 27 (South Africa) to 75 (Guatemala) per thousand (Victora et al., 2008).

Results from this study suggest that ephemeral changes in a small number of DEGs occur early in life and contribute to different protein abundances associated with healthy and disease traits that become evident in adulthood, differing substantively between physically inactive and inactive animals.

Consistent with this view, it is becoming increasingly evident that individuals differ in their susceptibility to the environment, both negative and positive, such that susceptible (malleable) individuals are more strongly affected for better and for worse [35], [36].

Comparing the results of the individual patients (Table 1), it is evident that they differ much and do not present uniform patterns neither within nor between the groups.

Through these results it was evident that O. iheyensis differs from other bacilli in its metabolic potentials.

It is evident that conditions will differ in other tropical countries where different methods may have to be evolved, and this paper only gives an example of an effort to deal with the present conditions of the forests in Thailand.