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The small community of participants in the trial ward, situated in a wider context of AIDS activism and social mobility, may reflect active biological citizens in allegiance with the conventional biomedical community of clinical trial staff [ 34].
This may reflect active size matching of colonies to nests, because the colonies used in the choice test were bigger than those from the natural nest sample.
This finding may reflect active EMT in tumour and normal tissue in the lung of cancer patients.
These changes may reflect active or passive changes in DNA methylation as well as changes in the proportion of specific cell populations.
It was suggested that the increased expression of miR-206 in newly formed myotubes may reflect active regeneration and efficient maturation of skeletal muscle fibers [ 23].
TBs in EG rats with 4-week recovery period had the highest SEA frequency of all, which may reflect active injury or inflammation of the muscles.
Activation in right parietal regions, which is involved in maintaining spatial and object information and possibly in WM manipulation [30] [32], may also reflect active processing of visuospatial information during maintenance.
Importantly like cell-based methods, the presence of tumour-specific or tumour-associated mRNA is thought to reflect the presence of the disseminating tumour cell or cells that may have the capacity to metastasise, and consequently may more closely reflect active disease status.
The strong effect of TRIS may reflect an active role in the catalytic cycle plaued by formation of a more active boronic ester, or alternatively, it could facilitate hydrolysis.
Furthermore, antibody recognition of loop E is very sensitive to the labeling conditions which may reflect an active role in the functional protein.
While this may reflect radiographers' active role in the optimisation of MI examinations, it is slightly concerning to note that 25%% (n = 3) of radiology practitioners were of the opinion that each medical exposure should produce the best imaging quality for diagnosis.
