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It is possible that the collective neuronal activity measured by our field potential recordings may have smeared out more fine-grained encoding of emotional expression information at the level of single neurons [40], [41], and that this effect may have differentially affected the regions around the putative FFA and STS.

However, delays in the timing of the interview may have differentially affected recall accuracy in cases [ 9].

'Wish bias', that is, the tendency to underreport health compromising or overreport socially desirable behaviours (Wynder et al, 1990), may have differentially affected replies in survivors and controls.

Moreover, personal connections through shared disciplinary backgrounds (physicians or researchers) with different participants may have differentially altered their responses, for example, greater openness with the author because of shared bonds.

The purpose was to evaluate how assuming the role of peer educator may have differentially affected the study habits of those students who usually prepare for small groups (highest tertile) compared to those that tend not to prepare (lowest tertile).

The data suggested that SA prevented HFD-induced insulin resistance in rats after 12 weeks of administration through nontranscriptionally mediated biochemical changes that may have differentially sialylated glycoprotein structures at a low dose.

For instance, OPN originating from different cellular sources may have differential post-translational modifications and/or may be differentially cleaved, suggesting possible differential functions.

However, our population of women was relatively homogenous in terms of language use (Spanish – 92.6%) and birth status (foreign born – 93.5%) so theses factors may not have differentially contributed to increased stress in a sub-set of our population.

The ab initio absence of UCP2 in these tissues may well have differentially affected, respectively, the immune status and the hypothalamic glucose sensing ability of the various animal strains.

Differential concentrations of GSE may have a differentially antiproliferative function against oral cancer cells via differential apoptosis, oxidative stress and DNA damage.

We found that participants made effective use of true cues during their MDA session and, if anything, performance in trials with false or no cues may have been differentially impaired.