In particular, this literature supports the suggestion that more than one subtype of ADHD may exist, characterised by similar symptoms that may differ in severity, yet which are caused by dysfunction within different brain systems.
It is also important to consider the fact that epigenetic modifications may not be homogeneous across organ fibroblast populations and in some fibrotic pathologies; it has been acknowledged that sub-populations of fibroblasts exist characterised by distinct cellular phenotypes.
In a world we understood early to be characterised by venality and doubt and paralysing ambiguities, he suggested another world, one which may or may not have existed ever but in any case existed no more: a place where a man could move free, could make his own code and live by it'.
12 13 While no universally agreed definition of fragility exists, it is characterised by lack of government legitimacy through failure to meet citizens' basic needs and expectations (eg, security, rule of law, basic services).
This analysis suggests that different RBCS1 isoforms exist and are characterised by similar molecular weights but differing theoretical pIs.
Whilst it is possible to identify a 'zone of agreement' between these social worlds, there exists a fuzzy periphery characterised by conflicting agendas, which presents challenges for those charged with inscribing these interests into the pathway artefact.
Existential uncertainty existed in healthcare encounters characterised by obvious power imbalances.
All three can be currently characterised by an enthusiasm deficit.
"The opportunity now exists to take a system characterised by confusion, suspicion and incessant legal challenge, and transform it into a world-class framework for the regulation of strong and vital powers.
The HLA-DRB1 alleles, encoding for shared epitope, confer a higher risk for development of RA. 2 The association exists for RA that is characterised by the presence of anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide (anti-CCP) antibodies.
