However, children approximately >5 years of age have higher virus neutralization antibody titers than those 1 2 years of age (25 ), which suggests that reinfections may occur frequently, most likely with the viruses from the heterologous serotype.
FSWs whose home town was in other cities were also more likely to move more frequently, most likely because they prefer to engage in sex work outside of their home town to protect their identify and for fear of bringing shame to their family.
These TLO "movement" events appear to involve a nonreciprocal recombination mechanism that occurs frequently, suggesting that TLO repertoires change frequently and most likely provide a biologically relevant mechanism for generating genetic diversity in C. albicans.
This study found that older males who visit their provider frequently were most likely to inappropriately use aspirin for primary CVD prevention.
On the other hand, highly trained laboratorians did not change their job as frequently because, most likely, their current job already matched their experience and educational level.
Victimized adolescents also had higher perpetration scores; with frequently victimized adolescents most likely to bully others.
The selection of genes for phylogenetic analysis on the basis of their coding for conserved core functions is also problematic because these are also frequently the genes most likely to share the high homology that facilitates recombination and horizontal exchange.
Occasionally spheres were adhering to each other in groups of 2 4 (Fig.C,E,G,H); as these arrangements were observed frequently, the assemblies most likely represented intermediate stages in the transition from rods to spheres.
In mice, the effective and toxic/lethal doses of basic amino acids are very close to each other and toxicity, which is frequently lethal, is most likely to be due to metabolic effects of the basic amino acids themselves rather than to the associated acute pancreatitis.
Somewhat overstated, the typical profile of a person at risk of suicide in the Netherlands is a young or elderly depressed patient, frequently living alone, most likely to be a man, treated by the GP with a modern antidepressant and rarely speaking of suicidal ideation.
If he seems more agitated than normal and whines frequently, he is most likely verbalizing his irritation and not being allowed near the female dog.
