Some 3′UTR variants are located within microRNA-binding sites and may constitute low-penetrance risk factors for disease in their own right (Ahluwalia et al. 2009; Kontorovich et al. 2010; Qiu et al. 2011; Arnold et al. 2012).
The numerical simulation may constitute a low cost complement to shell form-finding using the Homeostatic Model Technique.
Our data suggest that provision of pre-travel leishmaniasis awareness briefings emphasizing the importance of adherence to personal protective measures may constitute a low-cost and effective measure for preventing CL outbreaks among military personnel deployed to endemic setting, and may be particularly feasible in resource-limited settings.
Hence, travel to the US may constitute a source of low to moderate risk for Canadian travelers.
Catastrophic expenditure does not, therefore, imply that costs are excessively high, as even a relatively low cost may constitute a high proportion of household income of the poor.
As simple behavioral interventions can stimulate neurogenesis in rodent experimental models and possibly in humans, it is reasonable to suggest that lifestyle changes may constitute a therapeutic approach of low risk, albeit of variable efficacy, for the early prevention of age-associated or pathological cognitive decline.
The sequential binding of DevR to high affinity and low affinity sites may constitute a safety mechanism to tightly regulate induction and prevent regulon activation in the absence of the inducing signals.
The removal of low-expressed genes may constitute a de facto statistical test, resulting in an increase in the true false-positive rate [ 29].
It is specifically such type of low-power reactor installations that may constitute the basis of regional power generation in Russia.
'Poorly soluble substances', characterised by a low water solubility (< 1 mg/l), may constitute a substantial proportion of these products.
Local topographic channels may control CO2 flow particularly when injection rates are low and local closed topographic structures may constitute traps for CO2.
