This latter concern is a manifestation of differences in the ways that business and government value efficiency and effectiveness.
In addition, many cancer biomarkers are a manifestation of differences in post-transcriptional splicing, post-translational modifications, or both.
Note that since the data have already been normalized and fold changed over the control sample in the same cell line, the cell line dependent bias should be eliminated; any differences in expression levels within the samples of the same compound are manifestation of differences in chemo-effectiveness due to differences in cell line, drug concentrations, or a combination of both.
Thus, the difference in M-Carn between m. gastrocnemius and m. soleus determined by H-MRS in humans (Derave et al. 2007) is most likely a manifestation of the difference in the fibre composition between these two muscles, whilst the types I and II M-Carn contents of either may be comparatively stable.
These observations indicate that the HIPS conjugation to the antibody is inherently stable with little difference across the three sites, and that the difference in the stability of the maytansine conjugates at the three sites is a manifestation of the differences in the protein microenvironment of the three sites and its influence on the ester bond hydrolysis.
The results suggest that the foundation and manifestation of social differences in the Malpaso Valley was not the same among all elite.
We would expect a similar manifestation of behavioral differences between temporary and permanent migrants when we look at the supply of working hours.
This concept was encompassed in Kahlo's work as a manifestation of unified differences: the Mesoamerican and the European, the sexual and the emotional, the life force and the decay of death.
Today, manifestation of these differences among the Jews can be observed in Jewish cultural expressions of each community, including Jewish linguistic diversity, culinary preferences, liturgical practices, religious interpretations, as well as degrees and sources of genetic admixture.
The most significant manifestation of these differences is the conclusion reached in these two papers that as the external force on the FA increases beyond some level, the FA continues to grow, and does so symmetrically.
