However, given that our data represent a collection of all thymic cell types, COL1A1 may not be predominantly expressed by medullary epithelial cells.
Our results may not reflect the predominantly circulating strains of M tuberculosis in the general population.
That is what is lost when HBCUs are not supported, particularly public flagship campuses, which are designed to provide comprehensive liberal arts and professional training to men and women who otherwise may not be accepted by larger, predominantly white campuses.
The point estimates of sensitivity and specificity reported here may not generalize to ambulatory or predominantly HIV-uninfected populations.
So while the effect estimates may not be precise, they are predominantly larger than those for complex disease phenotypes (the last three examples in Table 1).
Secondly, some the other forms of CAM therapies (such as acupuncture and chiropractic) are less well known in our environment, and where available, may not be affordable to the predominantly low income patients in this study.
In a first study on factors influencing QoL in children with a psychiatric disorder, Bastiaansen and his colleagues [ 6] noted that the impact of psychopathology was larger in girls than in boys, possibly because children with externalising behaviour problems (predominantly males) may not experience their symptoms as problematic.
Sales pitches aside, Spelman faces a challenge that wealthier predominantly white campuses may not find as daunting: meeting the financial needs of its applicants.
The rural people are also predominantly poor and may not be able to pay their fees thus delaying action even though the cost of treatment in rural areas is less than that in urban areas.
These comparisons suggest that a vaccine designed predominantly for Caucasian may not be optimal for Chinese population.
