The presence of MHC class I pseudogenes may indicate faster gene turnover in this class through the birth-and-death process.
We also observed that microchromosome 16 which harbours the MHC region in galliforms was highly divergent among species which may indicate faster evolution in this genomic region.
Also, the lack of alpha-actinin-3 may indicate faster decline in muscle function with increasing age [ 19] and selective atrophy of type II muscle fibers in advanced age could attenuate any influence of the ACTN3 genotype on muscle function [ 26].
In the course of application of CBZ, initially, an increase of the concentration in proportion to the dose had been observed, and then, after the target dose was achieved, the concentration of the drug in blood serum diminished (inversely proportional to the dose applied), which may indicate a faster metabolism of the drug discussed due to the induction of CYP3A4/5 [ 37].
This lack of a significant correlation between Vpeak and the first section time may indicate that the faster skiers employed a pacing strategy, using a lower percentage of their speed capacity in beginning of the STT to promote their ability to maintain higher speed during the rest of the race.
Opposite to what may be expected, the simulations indicate faster breakthrough in the presence of the low permeability layer because of the focusing effect.
If this reflects overall population size, lower population densities in the North Pacific may indicate less intraspecific competition, faster growth, and perhaps earlier maturity.
The observation that lesions with HPV16 tended to contain fewer aberrations than those with different types may indicate that HPV16 causes faster progression than other types and/or may not need as many chromosomal aberrations for progression to CIN2/3.
Higher levels of sequence divergence, on the other hand, may indicate that populations have evolved faster or/and had a more ancient separation.
This may indicate that the introduction of fast-track pathways and the increased focus on early cancer detection in Denmark has had some effect.
