The paradoxical outcome is due in part to the frequency of coups in the country.
Andreassen et al. (2002) [ 24] hypothesized that the radiation sensitivity of normal tissues should be associated with a so-called "trait-dependent complex" which adds the effect of many genetic determinants and single nucleotide polymorphisms that could correspond in part to the frequency and severity of these components.
The Questionnaire of Young Peoples Participation (QYPP) was developed in the UK, based on interviews with adolescents with CP, in part to enable comparison of frequency of participation in adolescents with and without CP.
As previously identified (Green et al, 2009), the frequency of MSI tumours in Newfoundland was relatively low (9.9%), which may be due, in part, to the low frequency of germline mismatch repair mutations (Woods et al, 2005).
The association with overall survival could be due to an increased frequency of loss in higher stage tumors that are associated with a poorer outcome or alternatively due, in part, to an increased frequency of clear cell and mucinous tumors which have a lower likehood of responding to therapy [ 31].
We also selected approximately 80 lines that did not have any GFP expression in the fat body but did express GFP in non-fat tissues such as brain or muscles; in part, to compare the frequency of possible long-lived flies in the two collections as a potential assessment of whether the regulation of lifespan might be biased towards one tissue or another.
Although this might be due in part to a higher frequency of expression, it has been suggested that ERs in MBCs do not have the same function as in FBCs [ 48].
Furthermore, regional differences in the incidence of T1D can be attributed, at least in part, to the varying frequencies of HLA haplotypes among different populations [ 5].
First, the sequence coverage is not always 100% and second, the differences between MZ twins are not always easy to confirm due in part to expected mosaicism of unknown frequency and distribution [14], even though it is possible to differentiate between the pre-zygotic or post-zygotic origin of such twin differences using parental sequences.
The rs6556547 SNP did not exhibit a monotonic ascending DD-frequency gradient, owing at least in part to the high DD frequency of 66.7% (Table S5) even in the AF population, which is keeping with the D-allele of this SNP being the oldest among the four high-D SNPs.
This may be due at least, in part, to the high allelic frequency of r variants observed in French melanoma patients (0.43) (versus 0.33 in Williams meta-analysis) [ 57].
