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Initial results from these analyses illustrate potentially compelling cases for P2H applications.

The presented results and prior epidemiological studies illustrate potentially important differences in HPA-axis function response to Pb exposure that may depend on the choice of measure for HPA-axis function (e.g., acute stressor vs. diurnal rhythm) and timing of Pb exposure.

In the central portion of our circos plot (Fig. 2), we have illustrated potentially interesting interaction networks between the candidate genes identified through this fine-mapping study.

The primary ablative effect of PV-10 is evident upon minimal intervention (Fig.  1a) and illustrates potentially rapid durable disease control (Fig.  2).

Although both frailty measures produced adjusted models with comparable predictive accuracy, the relative measure illustrated potentially interesting sex-differences with regard to the differential detection of risk across levels of vulnerability among AL residents.

Those examples represent an illustrative counterpoint to models of online schooling and illustrate a potentially productive synergy between the opportunities afforded by digital technologies, the desires of those who wish to dis-place learning online, and a well-established interest in learning space design.

Nature 393, 266 268] to illustrate the potentially confounding influences of head movement and alterations in rCBF.

The scope of this review is to illustrate the potentially life-threatening nature of CV through the description of six selected patients admitted to our ICU.

Although our study did not aim to analyse how central accounting concepts are related to each other, we briefly illustrate what potentially supports knowledge integration: 1. Accounting concepts (in the curriculum under investigation) often share the same skills.

It's worth delving into the less obvious links between mineral resources and instability in eastern Congo to illustrate the potentially grave effects of a gold, lithium, or niobium rush in Afghanistan.

They also illustrate a potentially useful method to increase the effectiveness of siRNAs to elicit cellular effects through the use of combinations of siRNAs to target key components of one or more signaling pathways.