Hence, preceding activation in one brain area compared to a second brain area may reflect true causal influence or, alternatively, a hemodynamic response function that peaks earlier in time compared to the second area [ 11].
Indeed, members of TTM Telemailer had been subscribers for a longer period than those to Trichees Yahoogroup, suggesting that the former had a longer lasting influence, or alternatively, that people interested in particular nutrition-based interventions were more likely to find this list and to remain subscribers.
Thus, the two requirements alternatively influence phenological expression based on different weighting degrees with variations in the dormancy stages of plants.
Consequently, we hypothesized that Hlx1 may alternatively influence SC identity.
Virus dose and route of infection could plausibly influence clinical features; alternatively, the neurologic predominance in this outbreak may simply indicate the spectrum of possible manifestations.
Alternatively, influence on endothelial function, anti-inflammatory and anti-apoptotic effects and decreased circulating levels of fibrinogen could be involved [ 52, 53].
Although our data strongly indicate PP2Ac to be constitutively active at the IKK complex regulating the phospho-IKKβ turn over, prolonged IL-1 receptor (IL-1R) activation by UVB may alternatively influence the phospho-IKK status.
During this period, the entire area is alternatively influenced by north-easterly Harmattan winds (Thorncroft et al. 2011).
Any of these developments may change the views of pharmacists about sociotechnical influences on safety; alternatively, the changes may be viewed from the perspectives described here.
Alternatively, BRD4 acts in a chromatin-independent mechanism by directly interacting with nonhistones, either cellular transcription factor, like acetylated p65 [ 27], or p53 [ 28], the androgen receptor [ 29] or with viral proteins, which via interaction with BRD4, make use of the host transcriptional machinery [ 30] or alternatively influencing viral replication and integration [ 31, 32].
