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In turn, this complex event may generate either direct effects on brain physiology at the neuronal and cellular level, or influence cognitive function more indirectly through improved cardiovascular health.

The extent to which similar mechanisms underlie oscillatory gene expression in vertebrates and arthropods remains to be documented: modeling suggests that it may be rather easy to generate either (or both) spatial and temporal oscillation from gene networks that generate pattern [ 29].

Therefore the timing may be generated either by the PC alone or by the interplay between the PC and associated INs.

The crossreactivity and lack of sensitivity of the whole CAIII protein suggests the presence of multiple epitopes sharing common regions with other proteins, as well as the presence of immunodominant epitopes that surpass the response to the M12 critical epitope, which may have generated either false positive results or an insufficient reactivity.

As shown in Fig. 1b, dislocations may generate at either the inner heterointerface between the core and QW or the outer heterointerface between the QW and the barrier, depending on the total energy.

The results from the MDP model should be interpreted with caution both due to the property of the MDPs themselves and because of possible bias that may have been generated either from the data collection or the data management.

Experimental studies show that cleavage of the HS chain may generate oligosaccharide sequences, which can either inhibit or potentiate the effect of the GFs [12].

LPL, synthesized in adipose tissue, is the gatekeeper of fat storage; when upregulated, LPL acts on lipoproteins and may generate increased FAs that are either transported into tissues or mixed with circulating FFAs via a spillover mechanism (Lafontan, 2014).

Second, each genomic locus may generate several types of transcripts, either because of genomic variants (i.e. there may exist several alleles for a locus) or because of transcriptomic variants (i.e. alternative splicing or alternative transcription start/end may generate several transcripts from a single locus that differ by the inclusion or exclusion of subsequences).

Our study indicates that reliance on either of these survey approaches may generate inaccurate results.

Generally, a lower ANPP may generate less aboveground litter.