Also, our data does not include direct messages which may constitute a relevant fraction of communications performed via the social network site.
However, the breakdown rate of leaf litter in the hyporheic zone may constitute a relevant way to evaluate the impact on river functioning of any human activities that induce massive soil erosion and sediment clogging.
In addition, recent studies suggest that TH17 cells (i.e., IL-17+ TH17 cells) have a high inflammatory potential and may constitute a relevant inflammatory subset in human MS [8], [9].
In addition, it has been suggested that the energy wasted in futile synthesis and degradation may constitute a relevant evolutionary cost (Wagner 2005, 2007).
There were a few individuals with high radiography scores and low photographic and clinical scores (non-nodal hand osteoarthritis), which may constitute a relevant subset of HOA and will be the subject of further studies.
In addition we hypothesize that recall accuracy may constitute a relevant source of information to determine the learning difficulty of a LO for a given student cohort, and believe this information may contribute to the evaluation of the fitness of educational interventions.
DCE is appealing because it seems to provide policy-relevant information and may constitute a cheap and quick method to investigate the relevance of potential policy options.
Therefore, in this study, we targeted PPI as a behavioral phenotype that is highly relevant to psychiatric illnesses and may constitute an important aspect of the pathophysiology of these diseases.
This may constitute an alternate roadmap to the identification of relevant therapeutic targets.
This may constitute a novel mechanism of disease perpetuation which, given the pathogenetic similarities, may also be relevant in SLE, WG, and H5N1 infections.
