Clutch sizes of the subspecies vary, although the differences may reflect different environments, rather than different genetics.
These differences may reflect different herd and farm densities, disease prevalence, and on farm management factors.
These differences may reflect different choices of implant in the different countries.
This difference suggests that the markers may reflect different collagenolytic pathways, which possibly respond differently to oestrogens.
Differences in risk may reflect different vulnerabilities across socioeconomic groups.
First, the difference in distribution may reflect different temporal responses to cellular hypoxia.
The difference in staining pattern may reflect different PODXL function in cancer compared to normal tissue.
We think that the differences might be caused by the methodological differences; different self-reporting questionnaires may reflect different findings.
These differences in induced expression pattern may reflect different signaling pathways regulating the immune response to bacteria and fungi [6].
Differences in Modularity score between databases may reflect different areas of emphasis and different types of curation.
The pattern of cytokine expression differs between the two cell types and may reflect different activation pathways in each case.
