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Interestingly, the structurally highest part of each sand is different, which may indicate differences in compaction of the intervening shaley section rather than a difference in deformational patterns Open image in new window Fig. 14 Cross section C C′.

Differences in PSE between conditions may indicate differences in the influence of different flanker signals based on perceptual latency, and thus may be masking possible differences in JND above.

For example, Ekman (1993) identified 60 different anger expressions, which share core properties but, between each other, differ slightly and may indicate differences in the state of the person ("sender"), such as the intensity of the emotion, the spontaneity of the expression, and/or differences in the situation or circumstances that provoked the emotion.

Differences in the redox status of RA and SLE patients, with oxidative pressure in SLE and reductive pressure in RA, suggest fundamentally distinct metabolic programs in both disease processes, which may reflect differences in how nutrients are handled in different microenvironments or may indicate differences regarding the metabolic niches to which lymphocytes are exposed.

As with the CC data, the table consistently shows significant P-values, which again may indicate differences in the evolutionary processes at different stages of tumor development.

These findings may indicate differences in access to health services and different levels of education on oral health.

But in our study, nitrofurantoin showed only 57.3% sensitivity; the reason for this low sensitivity and high resistance to almost all antimicrobials in the study area may indicate difference in antimicrobial usage, infection control practices and other unrecognized factors including genetic propensity of these strains to accumulate mutations conferring MDR phenotypes.

Variability in the blood transcriptome may then indicate differences in cellular composition rather than the underlying disease processes.

The distribution of organisms causing neonatal sepsis at a center may also indicate differences in clinical and hygiene practices.

These differences may indicate large differences on the distribution process of both formulations, which may explain the lack of efficacy/therapeutic failure observed on clinical practice.

Furthermore, the differences may indicate a difference in susceptibility among different populations to smoking-induced lung cancer.