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Ironically, as the world and our communities become more connected and diverse, our social challenges are becoming more similar even though the specific local causes and manifestations may differ.

Moreover, because local inhabitants of disease-endemic areas are exposed repeatedly, the clinical manifestations may differ between residents and visitors.

The clinical manifestations of sarcoidosis may differ between different ethnic groups.

Since the manifestations of severe malaria may differ between children and adults and in varying backgrounds, we measured serum ANG-1 and ANG-2 levels in two geographically and genetically diverse patient and parasite populations and demonstrate that these endothelial regulators were accurate discriminators of CM vs. UM in both settings.

This percentage is similar to findings of delusions, paranoid thoughts, and other psychotic symptoms reported to occur in the general population [ 53- 55], though the underlying manifestations for the expression of psychotic symptoms may differ for American Indian people.

It illustrates the diagnostic difficulties in a symptomatic child born to an asymptomatic mother, and underlines that the neonatal manifestations of an autoimmune disease may differ dramatically from those observable in the mother.

Considering that the genetic risk factors for SLE influence different cellular pathways, their contribution to disease pathogenesis may differ across disease manifestations.

The manifestations and outcomes of severe and CM may differ between adults and children and between varying genetic backgrounds of patient and parasite populations [1], [3], [8], [16].

Strategies proven to be effective in the treatment of Lyme borreliosis in one geographic location are often extrapolated to other regions in which the Borrelia species may differ and predominant clinical manifestations may vary.

In addition, clinical manifestations may have differed in anesthetic and nursing charts, because the detection of restlessness and nausea is subjective.

These findings have important implications for understanding the different physiological consequences of dominant and subordinate social status across primate societies and how social rank may differ in its behavioral and physiological manifestations among primate societies.