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S6 phosphorylation did not correlate with 4E-BP1 phosphorylandon, and this may be representative on the addiction of cancer cells to aberrant eIF4F heterotrimer-mediated translation, the assembly of which is inhibited by dephosphorylated 4E-BP1.
"The voters may be representative of the electorate on some issues," Leighley and Nagler wrote, "but they are not representative of the electorate on issues that go to the core of the role of government in modern democracies".
F. Miller and Rosenstein [ 12] and Appelbaum and Lidz [ 18] may be representative of perspective A on the practice-research distinction.
Effects on such markers may be representative of an important difference in the mechanism of action between tamoxifen and aromatase inhibitors.
The most suspicious lesions on multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) may be representative of final pathology.
There are 1,800 OpenSocial apps on hi5 alone, which have been installed 66 million times, so that may be representative of OpenSocial usage in general.
Finally, although histological evaluation revealed regions with a normal appearing cartilage, as all specimens were collected from patients undergoing arthroplasty with likely cartilage damage in various stages, this study sample may not be representative on a one-to-one basis of a population with normal cartilage.
Constituencies may be represented by one or by several representatives, depending on the type of electoral system employed.
Both our landscaper and control populations were enrolled through convenience sampling and may or may not be representative of all landscapers on Martha's Vineyard or the general population of Martha's Vineyard residents.
The rail executive also noted that the passenger numbers counted on a single day at one station may not be representative of overcrowding on those services over a greater period of time, and may be subject to human error.
Any one race may or may not be representative.
