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The staining outlining the glomerular endothelium could emanate from local extracellular release but also may reflect capture from circulating HMGB1.

Our observation of increased mRNA for genes CD8a, CD80, CD86, Gzmb (granzyme) and Ptprc (CD45) in the CP capillary stromal tissue of both MOG-CFA/PTX and CFA/PTX cohorts may reflect capture of PTX-activated CD8 T cells in transit across the CP and into the CSF.

Moreover, the observed lower sensitivity of the SNV detection in samples with higher CN may reflect capture-probe saturation and indicates the need for adjustment of sequencing depth and CN.

The fact that CCL2 mRNA level appeared higher in endothelial cells than in astrocytes in naïve mice may reflect the capture of some circulating leukocytes along with endothelial cells, as the mice were not perfused prior to LCM.

This may reflect variation not captured by the model, for example, owing to varying comorbidity, route of presentation or treatment, although, owing to the multiple testing performed, some may be simple random variations.

However, we do not have replicates of the 1-plex capture and the low efficiency may reflect the stochasticity of capture.

Therefore, the observed differences in migration rates almost three times more into the northern population may reflect the postulated northward capture of the lower SFR and might be explained by the historical passive transferring of alleles along this stretch.

Potentially this finding may reflect tumour heterogeneity not captured by percutaneous biopsy, with the response in 'low-grade' tumours reflecting unsampled higher-grade tumour that responds to chemotherapy.

This may reflect generational differences; possibly capturing the time in women's lives when they may be caring for parents (and/or disabled children) as well as beginning to care for partners [ 7, 11].

Second, in any case where conflicting phylogenetic signals are combined, the obtained consensus may reflect phylogenetic averaging artifacts that capture none of the input evolutionary signals [ 22, 23].

For 17 of the 20 charts excluded from our review, there was no documentation of any communication; this may reflect a system failure to capture such data in the context of physicians' present work environment.