It "mimics" sometimes a form of migraine either accompanied or not by autonomic symptoms, sometimes a form of tension-type headache; on other occasions, it exhibits characteristics that can hardly be interpreted as typical of primary headache.
Generally, the negative correlation between intelligence and religious beliefs is a popular topic in sociology, which can hardly be interpreted from the position of the "microbial" hypothesis.
Then, the correlations found between synchronous neoplasia and prognosis in single molecular subsets can hardly be interpreted as the result of selection artifacts.
However, costs and benefits can hardly be interpreted in terms of physiological terms of suppression or excitation at a cellular level.
Overall, these simulations reveal that noise in label uptake is a potential reason for the fact that BrdU intensity profiles in experimental data do not show separable peaks, and thus can hardly be interpreted in a straightforward way.
In brief, the above results suggest that the shortness of highly expressed genes could hardly be interpreted by the energy-cost hypothesis, but could be better reconciled with the time-cost hypotheis.
One glaring example is the positive value of Api m1 for patient m46, which can hardly be interpreted as anything else but an outlier – a regrettable consequence of sIgE analyses (usually) not being performed in duplicate.
When she was younger, she was hardly able to interpret even the simplest expressions of emotion; she learned to "decode" them later, without necessarily feeling them.
Furthermore, the ratios are hardly easier to interpret than the separate factors, as the influence of other AGEs, membrane bound RAGE, production and excretion of sRAGE and esRAGE are still unknown.
