The interaction effect may enhance or reduce the expected manifestation of overall QTL effect depending upon the degree and direction of the interaction.
Treatment with camptothecin (CPT, a topoisomerase I inhibitor known to slow down elongation [ Singh and Padgett, 2009]) resulted in a marked shift of the decreasing part of the intron-to-exon cross-correlation to longer delays, which is the expected manifestation of slower elongation.
ICUs with similar problems should apply carriage-surveillance practices and implement additional infection-control measures immediately after identification of the first two carriers, rather than expect manifestation of infections or further spread of the pathogen.
Gout flares were regarded as expected gout manifestations rather than as AEs.
However, in a situation such as the Glud1 Tg mice for which the expected behavioural manifestations of the transgene are unknown, a choice of a specific strain on behavioural grounds is not possible.
Based on its pathogenesis, it is reasonable to expect integumentary manifestations in SO case.
As expected, the myxoedematous manifestations were very subtle and these subjects had relatively higher T4 levels as compared with patients with primary hypothyroidism as TSH-independent production of T4 continues in patients with secondary hypothyroidism [ 10].
Moraxella catarrhalis have been chosen as indicator strain because it shares the same niche as viridans group streptococci upper respiratory tract in a human body (Bosch et al. 2013; Perez et al. 2014), so we might expect a manifestation of established competitive relationships between these species.
In those with an underlying complement defect, reversal of the haematological manifestations is expected, and in addition, some dialysis-dependant patients may be able to stop dialysis.
Although more TMJ pain sensations were recorded for the RA patients percentage-wise in comparison with the control group in this study, it was, however, not to the extent that could be expected according to the manifestation of the joint effusion.
