8 22 Historically this apparent under-diagnosis has been attributed to differences in presentation, with women more likely to have atypical symptoms and less reliable electrocardiographic changes.
By its nature, EBPH tends to be applied to established health concerns with a significant evidence base, bounded impacts that are apparent historically and in present time, and for which administrative responses have been at least partially established.
Historically, the only male heir apparent not to become duke of Cornwall was George III, who was the grandson, not the son, of his predecessor, George II.
Changing viewpoints on the display of historically significant cars is readily apparent in the more than 400 cars assembled in Mulhouse, France, by the textile industrialists Hans and Fritz Schlumpf.
Toward the rear of the pack is Sebastian Gorka, whose apparent ties to a historically Nazi-sympathizing group once seemed sure to sink him.
The double segmentation in the To-hoku district is due to the apparent absence of earthquakes, historically, in the trench-ward segments, in contrast to the smaller (up to Mw 7.5) earthquakes that repeatedly break the deeper, Japan Island-ward segments.
However, historically embryos of different clades showing apparent similarities were described as exhibiting a 'phylotypic stage' [49].
For the past three decades, the scientific community has expressed great concern about the apparent disparity in participation among historically underrepresented groups in science education and in the sciences in general.
Historically, the popularity of the Cre/loxp system derives from its apparent high fidelity, absence of canonical recognition sites in the mammalian genome, and its high efficiency of recombination as compared to other strategies [6], [7].
Our results are at odds with the notion that the tropics represent a museum of plant biodiversity (places of historically lowered extinction) and we discuss mechanisms that may reconcile this apparent contradiction.
