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A contribution of PKA may have consequently to be considered, without, however, formally discarding non-canonical cAMP-related ways, described in various cell lines37,38,39,40 and implicating diverse emergent cAMP effectors proteins, such as cyclic-nucleotide gated channels41, Popeye domain containing proteins42 or the cAMP sensor Rapgef243.
Intense territoriality of wolves, combined with their complex social hierarchies, may curtail the establishment of dispersing continental individuals, and may have consequently helped to reinforce parapatric divergence between coastal and continental wolf populations.
In addition the use of coding to identify cases is subject to inherent error in data capture and relevant patients may have consequently been missed.
The elicitation methods used to obtain the values for non-fatal health conditions may have consequently caused low disability weights for certain physical disabilities [ 29].
Furthermore, responder bias may have occurred as interviews took place in a school environment and students may have, consequently, over-emphasised the importance of knowledge obtained in schools.
Patient 1 experienced the clinical presentation of muscular dystrophy for a greater number of years and may have consequently developed a higher degree of deterioration of his muscle tissue with less chance for recovery.
Errors in reporting may have occurred consequently because the cases, which happened earlier than the point of reporting time, would have completely recovered and would not be recorded accordingly.
In parallel, we determined the specific subcellular localisation of the respective human proteins, as the cellular environment contributes information on the possible suite of interaction partners a protein may have and consequently on its potential function(s).
The data in Timor-Leste indicate a serious problem of vaccinations given to children who are too young (not yet eligible) and therefore who consequently may have gained no or reduced benefit from the administered antigen.
These challenges may have diminished the social experience consequently influencing social well-being outcomes.
Social participation may vary by sex and age and, consequently, may have different influences on health by age and sex.
