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On an emotional level, our wish for children who bear prestigious labels may reflect deep fears for their futures -- and a surfeit of knowledge about what can go wrong.

These labels may reflect a value judgment, which was not intended as such, but was used as an efficient way to further describe results regarding the clusters.

The large loss of CFSE shortly after labeling may reflect CFSE staining a compartment that is rapidly exchanged, and the loss may indeed occur at times earlier than 24 h.

Indeed, only cells undergoing mitochondrial depolarization were PI labeled, suggesting again that PI labeling may reflect the late stage of the apoptosis.

However, since the classical cadherins such as N-cadherin are usually localized at the adherens junction of epithelial cells, the different patterns of N-cadherin labeling may reflect the differences in cell-cell interdigitations and the ultrastructure of the adherens junctions in various segments of the proximal tubule.

These components may result from different rotameric states of the label or they may reflect protein conformational exchange.

The apparent distribution of different ESCRT-III proteins on the filament spirals was similar, although generally predominant labeling near the perimeter may reflect limited epitope accessibility toward the center of the spirals.

The second, four orthologous groups observed within the grass species (SUN Orthologous Grass Groups, labeled SOGG1-SOGG4 in Figure 1), may reflect functional divergence within each subfamily.

Therefore, the strong labelling observed at the cell periphery in some cells of the mature stem cross-section may reflect cell wall labelling of sieve plate sections (Fig. 3J).

These discrepancies may reflect differences in the labelling methods used; CGH results with nick translation labelling or random priming labelling were compared to FISH signals, and it was found that nick translation labelling not infrequently showed false-positive gains [ 26].

This prescription habit may reflect routine off-label paradigms in the pharmacological treatment of pain syndromes.