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Main hallmarks specific to C9ORF72 may include relatively diffuse changes that involve posterior as well as anterior cortical regions and bilateral thalamic and cerebellar atrophy.

These genomes may include relatively short motifs sharing high sequence identity with viral genes, and, when transcribed, these motifs may function for the antiviral host cell defense.

The other advantages of laccase enzyme optimization may include relatively higher product yields and fewer side reactions and increased reactor efficiency due to mild reaction conditions and lesser energy requirements.

While these results are largely from controlled experiments that may only include relatively strongly interacting species, they appear to be robust and match patterns observed from field surveys [22] and fisheries data [4] that incorporate total community richness or diversity.

If so, it remains possible that the high-fat diet may actually include relatively more metabolically available calories than the chow diet, and thus that the mice on the high-fat diet in reality consumed more metabolically available calories than reflected by simple calculation of empirically determined caloric density.

Possible explanations may include our relatively small sample and the mild COPD population we studied.

Imported cases may be less amenable to malaria interventions than indigenous cases because they may include a relatively mobile population.

Limitations of the present study may include a relatively small sample size from 17 to 30 weeks of age, even if repeated measures are available.

Reasons for such a sequence may include a relatively low adherence or insufficient dosing with which drug concentration could not reach the threshold for drug resistance viruses outgrowing wild viruses [23].

Further limitations may include the relatively short duration of the intervention, the inclusion of exercising young people and the lack of data concerning the amount of exercise being undertaken by participants during the intervention period.

The FDS patients in both Phases may have included relatively healthy patients but the unadjusted prevalence of diabetes-related LEA in FDS1 (1.2 %) was very close to the 1.3 % prevalence reported in two UK community-based studies conducted between 1988 and 1996 [ 54, 55].