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Conversely, fiber tractography of the STN and GPi leads to more diffuse spread of fibers throughout the cortex, possibly explaining the multitude of side effects observed when stimulating these targets, including conjugate eye deviation, paresthesias, and mood changes.

Even though erythrocyte diseases have been studied for a long time, our current understanding of the erythrocyte still cannot fully explain the multitude of clinical effects or the enormous clinical variation seen in patients with these diseases.

This result indicates that a structure-based view of hub proteins is insufficient to explain the multitude of partners that interact with hub proteins.

Thus, a cdk-like gene complex related to Cdk2 which partially suppresses the activity of corresponding loci on 5A and 5D could explain the multitude of different effects attributed to Ph1.

Galeria Max Estrella art director Amelie Aranguren explains that the multitude of tiny cascading screens which form a sort of digital tapestry is connected to a live stream of CNN.

Galeria Max Estrella art director Amelie Aranguren explains that the multitude of tiny cascading screens which form a sort of digital tapestry is connected to a live stream of CNN.

The variety of explanations of how kubemenda occurred and was prevented could possibly be explained by the multitude of ethnic and cultural backgrounds among the population in Ilala and the FGDs.

Several mechanistic models aim to explain the diversification of the multitude of endemic species on Madagascar.

This is quite a paradox considering that acid suppression has become the mainstay of GORD therapy; it also goes a long way to explaining the observed limitations of acid suppressive therapy in treating the multitude of potential manifestations of GORD.

Evolution thus explains both the similarities of genetic material across all species and the multitude of species existing in diverse conditions on earth its biodiversity which humans depend on for natural resources and other benefits to sustain themselves (National Research Council 2012).

The origin and maintenance of sexual reproduction is a controversially discussed topic in evolutionary biology as reflected by the multitude of theories that have been proposed to explain why sexual reproduction, although highly costly, is widely occurring in nature [ 1- 6].