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These will be the first head-to-head trials using carvedilol CR to determine whether the differing pharmacologic actions among β-blockers result in varying effects on cardiovascular risk factors.

The test results and data analyses show that the addition of the bioasphalt into regular petroleum asphalt may result in varying effects on different properties of the asphalt binder.

Our data demonstrates that NSAIDs result in varying effects on OA.

In contrast, reductions in C3H, and consequently lignification, resulted in varying effects on growth properties (Figs.  4 and 5) [ 18].

Undernutrition at different times during the gestational period has been shown to result in varying effects on growth [ 12, 22– 25].

Finally, it is also feasible that the action of RACK1 at the ribosome may result in varying effects on gene expression by recruiting proteins that regulate translation of specific mRNAs in different ways.

We used 2000 simulated datasets as well as publicly available data from a proteomic standards study to assess the ability of these methods to detect differential expression in varying effect sizes and proportions of differentially expressed proteins.

The special QTS, rs1644460, was significant in both environments but showed varying effects in different environments, indicating an unstable expression of this QTS across different environments.

Similar to previous studies from other countries [ 37], we found socioeconomic status (SES) indicators, i.e., education, wealth and occupation, as key determinants of adult tobacco use in Madagascar with varying effects on males and females and on the type of tobacco used.

In vivo and in vitro studies reveal varying effects of estrogen and progesterone on OC cells.

These studies have far-reaching implications, as the presence of 6meA at appropriate mRNA sites appears to play a fundamental regulatory role in mRNA translation, in addition to exerting varying effects on mRNA splicing and transport [ 72, 73].