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Possible explanations for these interindividual differences may be previous (recent) exposure to different pathogens or genetic differences between donors; these may be elucidated when individual donors are assayed at regular intervals over a longer time period to determine whether or not the individual cytokine production profiles are constant.

Of particular interest may be previous observations that subtype EP2 receptor expression in colon cancer tissue predicted reduced survival [ 2].

Possible factors responsible for the higher carriership in equine patients admitted to a clinic may be previous antimicrobial administration, stress due to transportation, transport in contaminated vehicles and direct contact with referring veterinarians who might carry MRSA.

This interpretation may be premature as previous work using less sophisticated assessment approaches reached different conclusions [ 43].

Three-quarters of Unocal's gas reserves (and a quarter of its oil) are in Asia (mostly Indonesia, Thailand and Bangladesh) and may be double previous estimates.

That may be why previous attempts to adapt Foundation — including an effort at HBO by Goyer's Dark Knight co-writer Jonathan Nolan — have failed.

This may be because previous studies recruited adolescents with CFS/ME who were anxious 16 or after recovery.

This may be because previous studies recruited children with comorbid mood disorders 16 who may have received cognitive behavioural therapy and explored the relationship between mood and activities.

Second, it may be that previous studies did not exclude patients with treatable cardiac ischemia, which could affect the prognostic value of the TWA test.

This may be because previous research only looked at the relationship between the composite variable Concern over Mistakes + Doubts about Actions (CM + DA) in predicting pathological worry.

This may be because previous studies have focused only on methylation of gene promoters and not broader genomic contexts in germ cell samples.